The tiling Markdown editor for your Second Brain
Fast, keyboard-friendly Markdown notes with Wiki-Links, Org-mode tasks, and instant full-text search — build your perfect Personal Knowledge Management system.
Everything a notes power-tool should be
Tiling workspace
A Hyprland-inspired tiling window manager for your notes with keyboard and mouse support.
Super fast
Write, search, and navigate your Markdown notes blazingly fast. Capture everything, lose nothing.
Linked notes
Connect ideas with [[Wiki-Links]], backlinks and tags, and see them in an interactive graph.
Org-mode tasks
Capture To-Dos in any note and manage them all in one agenda or kanban board.
Find anything
Instant full-text search over every note and file, surfaced as you type.
Your data — synced
Your Second Brain, private and synced across devices. Export or delete your data anytime.
Link your Markdown notes as you type
Type / for the slash menu, or [[ to create a Wiki-Link to any note or file — backlinks update automatically. Let your scattered Markdown notes grow into a connected Second Brain.
Capture tasks anywhere — see them in one agenda
Type / and insert a task in any note, with tags, deadlines and priorities. Every task across your vault flows into a single agenda or kanban — true Personal Knowledge Management, not another silo.
Full-text search across every note and file
Press ⌃K/Ctrl+K and find anything instantly — Hayai Markdown editor searches the full text of every note as your Second Brain.
Start free — upgrade when you love it!
Everything works out of the box on the FREE plan — upgrade to PRO for unlimited storage and notes.
Loved by people who think in Markdown
The tiling layout finally made my notes feel like a workspace, not a pile of tabs.
Wiki-Links plus the slash menu turned my scattered Markdown into an actual Second Brain.
Capture a to-do in any note and it shows up in the agenda. Perfect to capture tasks.
The tiling layout finally made my notes feel like a workspace, not a pile of tabs.
Wiki-Links plus the slash menu turned my scattered Markdown into an actual Second Brain.
Capture a to-do in any note and it shows up in the agenda. Perfect to capture tasks.
Ctrl+K search is instant across every note and file. I stopped losing things.
It feels like a riced Linux desktop for my thoughts. Fast, keyboard-driven, gorgeous.
Markdown in, Markdown out. No lock-in, and it's faster than anything I tried before.
Ctrl+K search is instant across every note and file. I stopped losing things.
It feels like a riced Linux desktop for my thoughts. Fast, keyboard-driven, gorgeous.
Markdown in, Markdown out. No lock-in, and it's faster than anything I tried before.
Org-mode tasks scattered across notes, all in one agenda plus powerful search.
The graph view actually helped me see how my ideas connect. Proper PKM.
A Markdown editor that respects the keyboard. Tiling, links, search — it just flows.
Org-mode tasks scattered across notes, all in one agenda plus powerful search.
The graph view actually helped me see how my ideas connect. Proper PKM.
A Markdown editor that respects the keyboard. Tiling, links, search — it just flows.
Create your first note in seconds
No setup. Just start taking notes, link your ideas, and visualize your knowledge. Never lose a thought again. Get things done.
Questions
Is my data private?
Yes, your data stays your data. We never sell or analyze your data. Your notes and files stay isolated to your account. You can choose to export and delete your data at any time.
Can I get my data out?
Yes. One click exports your notes as Markdown, plus your files and a JSON manifest. Your notes are plain Markdown and can be imported into Obsidian, Logseq, or any other Markdown text editor.
Does it work offline?
Yes, you can read and edit your notes while offline and sync when you're back online. A working internet connection is needed for first loads and cross-device syncing.
What's free vs Pro?
Everything works on the free plan, with caps on storage and note count. Pro lifts the caps — $6.99/mo, or $4.99/mo billed annually.
Do I have to use the keyboard?
No. Everything works with the mouse via visible controls; keyboard shortcuts are a power-up you can grow into. You can open an overview of all the shortcuts from anywhere in the app.