Built in the open. No dates, just buckets of intent, and things ship when they're right. The column that matters most is Shipped: the promise is what's already done, not what's coming.
Font, size, line height and width controls, so the editor reads exactly how you like it.
Drop a photo, a file, or an email straight into a note.
Ongoing passes on performance and memory across very large libraries.
Resurfacing forgotten notes and on-device “see also” suggestions, with no cloud and no tracking.
Check tasks off right from the Home Screen.
Show the right notes for Work, Personal, or any Focus.
Export notes and whole folders to PDF and clean Markdown.
Point SteelNote at an existing folder or Obsidian vault. Powerful, but it won't ship until it's rock-solid. Your data comes first.
Save articles from Safari as clean Markdown.
Let assistants read and write your notes, locally and on your terms.
A tiny Mac utility for big one-time migrations.
A notes app is judged by what it does today. Here's what SteelNote already ships with.
SteelNote is built by one person, in the open. Tell me what you need. It might jump a lane.