Private by default.
Notes live in a local SQLite database. Attachments stay on disk. No account, telemetry or required sync.
NoteMe is an open-source desktop app that pairs a fast Markdown notes workspace with Books Studio, a page-design surface for manuscripts. No account, no cloud dependency, no tracking — just your work on your machine.


Most writing tools force a choice between quick notes and serious long-form work. NoteMe keeps both in one native desktop app, with separate workspaces that stay out of each other’s way.
A fast Markdown workspace with rich text, tabs, categories, tags, tasks and local attachments.

Books Studio adds a direct-manipulation canvas for manuscripts, with typography, page geometry, artwork and publishing tools in the same app.

A private local core, a fast notes workspace and a real design surface for long-form writing.
Notes live in a local SQLite database. Attachments stay on disk. No account, telemetry or required sync.
Notes remain portable plain text, whether you write in Markdown, rich text or the design canvas.
Keyboard-first navigation, instant search, browser-style tabs and a command palette keep the interface out of the way.
Books Studio handles structure, page design, artwork and reader-ready export without leaving the manuscript.
Native menus, window state, global Quick Capture and system themes in a Tauri 2 shell.
The code is public, the data model is documented and the app is built to be inspected.
NoteMe uses SQLite with WAL journaling. The only network request is the update checker when you explicitly ask for it.
No account. No tracking. No required cloud.
The everyday actions stay one shortcut away.
NoteMe is MIT licensed. Read the architecture, build from source with Tauri and Rust, or download the latest macOS release from GitHub.
Download NoteMe for macOS, or build it from source on Windows and Linux.