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FFnotes

One folder for you and your agent

Notes
for you.
And for your
AI agent.

Write the way you would in any notepad — there is no markup to learn. Every note is a plain file. Your agent writes into the same folder, and you see it the moment it lands.

Start freeFree · No card
One folder of files connects you, the FFnotes interface and your AI agent.
Youwrite · search · share
FFnotesyour interface
one folderMarkdownsource of truth
Agentreads · writes · recalls
.mdplain files

Your agent wrote the note.
Now go and find it.

You ask an AI for a summary or a report. It saves a file somewhere on disk, and you end up reading it in chat, one chunk at a time. FFnotes closes that gap: the agent writes into a folder, you open the folder and read it properly.

Everything for writing.
Nothing else.

Format with the toolbar and the markup writes itself. Your notes stay ordinary .md files in ordinary folders.

DraftHeadingsLists and tablesCode

Text

Headings, lists, checklists, tables and code.

HU

Wrap-up: launch on Friday,
call in the morning.

Formatting

Links, images, underline, colour highlighter.

Share
my.ffnotes.io/s/...Copied

Publishing

A public link to any note, in one click.

⌄ Work⌄ Ideas　new-product.md⌄ Personal

Structure

Folders as deep as you like, drag to move, rename in place.

books
Personal/books.md Work/Ideas/new-product.md

Search

Tags, search, favourites, pinned notes and sorting.

Whole folder↓Work/Ideas/new-product.mdPersonal/books.md

Download folder

The whole archive as plain .md files. Take it and open it anywhere.

Your notes are
your files

Not a locked format and not somebody else's database: plain .md files in plain folders.

  • Work/folder
  • Ideas/folder
  • new-product.mdfile
  • Personal/folder
  • books.mdfile

Take them with you, any time

Download the folder and the whole archive is yours. It opens in any editor and does not depend on what happens to us.

For now — in FFnotes storage

During the beta the folder lives on our side. Desktop apps will open folders straight from your own disk.

You start it.
Your agent keeps going.

Connect an agent to your space — today that is Hermes, and the list is growing. It reads the same notes you do, so there is no history to re-explain. And its memory is files you can see and edit yourself.

  1. 1
    Step 1Write it down

    A thought lands in an ordinary note.

  2. 2
    Step 2Give it a place

    Folders and tags sort it out.

  3. 3
    Step 3Connect the agent

    It gets access to that same folder.

  4. 4
    Step 4Keep going

    From here the archive grows with two authors.

Open it —
and just write

Folders, notes and text on one screen. No databases, no properties, no templates. On a phone the same three areas open one at a time.

  1. 1Folders as deep as you like
  2. 2Notes in the selected folder
  3. 3Write straight away, no detours
The FFnotes interface: folder tree, note list and an open note in the editor

The two F letters stay. Everything else changes.

A note stays a plain .md file in a plain folder, not a row in somebody else's database.

No required fields, no properties, no templates. Add structure yourself, when you want it.

Connect a folder and start working. No database to set up, no plugins, no markup.

One folder for you and your agents. No copies, no syncing — the files are the same files.

In your browser today.
On your devices next.

The site installs on a phone like an app — nothing to download. Desktop apps will open folders straight from disk and add more AI agents.

Web / PWA

Available now

iOS · Android

Planned

macOS · Windows · Linux

Planned

Questions and answers

Where are my notes kept?

Every note is an ordinary .md file in an ordinary folder — the same thing any text editor would give you. During the beta that folder lives in FFnotes storage; once the desktop apps ship you will be able to open exactly the same folder on your own disk.

Can I take them with me?

Yes, whenever you like. These are plain .md files, not records in a closed database — download the whole folder and open it in any editor on any device. There is no special "export" to go through.

Which AI agents work with it?

Any agent that can read and write files: Hermes, Claude, ChatGPT, OpenClaw and others. No special API is needed — the agent works with the same folder of .md files you see, and its edits show up in the interface right away.

What if I don't use AI at all?

Then it is simply a good place to keep notes — folders, tags, search and a fast editor with no markup to write. The agent is an option that changes nothing until you turn it on: without it, FFnotes is an ordinary notebook.

Do I need to know Markdown?

No. You format with the usual toolbar or keyboard shortcuts — headings, lists, links — and the Markdown appears in the file on its own, without you ever typing it.

Is it complicated?

No. There are three areas on screen — the folder tree, the note list and the editor — and no databases, properties, templates or plugins to configure first.

What does it cost?

The open beta is free, with no card required. There are no paid plans at all yet.

Early beta

Connect your notes
and invite your agent.

Free, no card. You will still meet the odd bug, but it is ready for everyday use.

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