Gimji – local-first project notes with tasks, boards, and calendars
Yet another local-first notes app when Obsidian and Logseq already own this space.

Yet another sticky notes app, but localStorage means no sync between devices.
Browser users wanting a simple new tab dashboard
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It's written in Vue 3, client-only. The code quality honestly surprised me. I wrote an extensive prompt: what it should do, what it should look like, how I wanted the project set up, reusable components, composables, what I wanted and didn't want. Put Claude to work, went for a walk, came back to more or less what you see on the site. It wrote some code I would've done differently, but it also did useful things I hadn't thought of.
No backend, no server, no account needed. Notes save to localStorage. Obvious trade-off: you can't share notes between browsers or devices.
Features: markdown, multiple colors, resizable and rotatable notes, kanban layout, and a bunch of background themes.
It's free. I use it daily. Would love to know your thoughts, what you'd add or what bugs you hit.
Yet another local-first notes app when Obsidian and Logseq already own this space.
It removes the small but annoying friction of TextEdit — auto-saving notes to a preset folder and auto-naming them by timestamp, first line or a counter so you never face a save/delete dialog. Keyboard shortcuts, a hideable sidebar and plain .txt storage keep the tool brutally simple and predictable. Not novel, but sharply focused: if you want a local scrap-paper workflow on macOS, this does that exact job without drama.
Fast, 5MB notes app that deliberately avoids the AI craze entirely.
Yet another CLI note tool with Ollama wrapped around embeddings and reminders.
Beautiful Post-it simulator, but no differentiation from existing local note apps.
Offline job tracker is nice, but Teal and Huntr already dominate with better integrations.