Tokyo Notes
Offline-first notes with local AI and study tools.
An open-source Markdown notes app that keeps work local while combining diagrams, flashcards, tasks, a knowledge graph, encrypted notes, Git history, offline dictation, and optional local AI features.
What is Tokyo Notes best for?
Tokyo Notes is a free Markdown tool best suited to private study and knowledge workflows that must work offline. It is available as Desktop app on macOS, Linux, and it is open source.
At a glance
- Pricing
- Free
- Source
- Open source
- Best for
- Private study and knowledge workflows that must work offline
Capabilities
- open source
- offline-first
- flashcards
- knowledge graph
- local AI
Platforms
Surfaces
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