The editor
- Markdown blocks: live math, diagrams, charts, tables, embedded sheets, drawings, callouts, code, tasks
- Slash menu and a command palette that finds anything
- Wiki-links, backlinks, daily notes, tags, pins, find and history
Roadmap
Real today. Building next.
What the shipping beta already does, what is in motion right now, and where this goes. No dates and nothing listed that has not been started or scoped.
Here today
In the desktop beta you can install now.
Ways to see
- The graph: your vault as a live 3D constellation
- Spatial canvas boards beside your notes
- Page view: any note as printed A4 pages
- PDF, Word and PowerPoint files rendered in place; on-device OCR makes scans searchable
Agents
- Ori panel: ask a note, a section, or the whole vault; answers cite the blocks they stand on
- Runs powered by your installed Claude Code or Codex, no API key required
- MCP servers for any external client: ten read tools, one write verb
- Scoped grants, and a review inbox where every proposal waits as a diff
Your files
- Any folder is a vault; every note is plain Markdown
- Import from other Markdown vaults, HTML export, source bundles ready for AI notebooks
- Linked files are tracked, never silently deleted
The app
- Windows and Linux, light and dark themes first-class
- Self-updating builds with a branded installer
- Invite-gated beta with an offline-tolerant lease
In motion
Underway in the repos as you read this.
One core, many clients
The notebook engine is becoming a shared workspace core, so desktop, web and mobile are the same product over the same files.
Windows Package Manager
The winget listing is submitted and in validation, so installing becomes one command.
The public story
This site, the docs, and the proof reels: catching the telling up to the building.
On the horizon
Sequenced, scoped, not started. In this order.
Everywhere
Web, mobile and tablet clients on the same shared core. One notebook, every screen you own.
Sync, sharing, collaboration
Your vault on all your devices, files you can share while keeping them private end to end, and collaboration where changes stay reviewable.
Living notes
Notes and reports that keep themselves current: numbers that refresh, digests that rewrite themselves, dashboards that are just Markdown.
Plugins and a marketplace
An open surface for new blocks, views and agent tools, and a place to publish and install them.
Notebooks as coding workflows
Point a coding agent at a project section and the notebook becomes the workflow: the context, the tasks, the runs and the reviews in one place.
Ori
The project this notebook takes its name from, a full product of its own. It plugs in here as the first of the family.
The constant, whatever ships: plain Markdown in your folder, working offline, agents on a leash you hold. Roadmaps move. That does not.