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Learn it once.Remember it for good.

FolioNote is a learning notebook for students, engineers and language learners. Save notes and links on any device, ask AI about everything you have saved, and get a short daily review that brings ideas back before they fade.

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  • Free to start, no card needed
  • Web, iOS and Android
  • Open source under MIT

01 · Why notes do not stick

Saving is easy.Remembering is harder.

Most learning tools stop at the save button. FolioNote keeps going after it, so the things you collect turn into things you know.

  • a

    Links pile up unread

    Bookmarks and read later queues grow faster than you can open them.

  • b

    Notes scatter across apps

    Chat threads, docs and phone photos each hold a piece, and none of them talk to each other.

  • c

    Memory fades without a second look

    An idea you never revisit is mostly gone within days. A few short reviews keep it.

How much you keep over a month

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Without reviewWith a FolioNote review on days 1, 3, 7 and 16

02 · What you get

One notebook that keeps upwith how you learn

  • 01

    Capture in seconds, from anywhere

    A calm editor with markdown, code blocks and images on the web, plus quick notes from your phone. Every entry keeps its source, so you always know where an idea came from.

  • 02

    Ask your notes, get answers with sources

    Chat with everything you have saved. Each answer links back to the entries it used. Connect your own model provider key if you prefer.

  • 03

    Review a few minutes a day

    Spaced repetition brings each note back right before you would forget it. Rate your recall and the next review moves to match.

  • 04

    See how your ideas connect

    Links and shared tags draw a map of what you know, so a new note can find its neighbors.

  • 05

    Read Japanese with grammar in color

    Paste an article and every word gets furigana and a part of speech color. Then practice with JLPT style questions.

Every idea you saveshould still be with youa year from now.

03 · How it works

Three steps fromsaved to known

  1. 1

    Capture

    Write ideas, highlights and lessons as they come. Use the full editor on the web or a quick note from your phone, and paste from anywhere.

  2. 2

    Organize

    Tag entries, keep their sources, and let AI suggest where each one belongs. Related notes find each other through links and shared tags.

  3. 3

    Remember

    A short daily review brings back the notes you are about to forget. Rate your recall and the next review moves to match.

04 · Questions

Before youstart

Is FolioNote free?

Yes. Every feature is free and no card is needed. There is no paid plan today.

Which devices does it run on?

The web, iOS and Android. Your notes are the same on every device you sign in on.

Can I use my own AI model?

Yes. Add your own model provider key in settings. Every answer still links back to the entries it used.

How does the daily review pick notes?

It uses spaced repetition. Each note comes back right before you are likely to forget it, and your recall rating sets the next date.

Can I edit a note with someone else?

Yes. Invite a collaborator to an entry and you both edit it in real time.

Does it help with learning Japanese?

Paste an article to get furigana and part of speech colors on every word, then practice with JLPT style questions.

Is the code open source?

Yes, under the MIT license. Read the code, file an issue or send a pull request on GitHub.

github.com/AmbitionsXXXV/FolioNote

Keep what you learn.Start with your next note.

Capture it, ask about it, and review it for a few minutes a day.

Create your free notebook

Free to start. No card needed. Open source under MIT.