Notes that answer your questions
Write the way you already write. Apioni tidies the text, breaks each note into the ideas inside it, and pulls out the people and projects you mentioned — then answers your questions from them, with a link back to the note the answer came from. Everything syncs to your account.
Runs in your browser — nothing to install.
Editing at the level you choose
Typo and punctuation fixes that leave your wording alone, line editing that tightens structure and headings, or a full restructure that reorders the argument. Left on Auto, each note gets the lightest level that fits it.
Originals kept, rewrites approved
Every version you typed is kept, so you can compare what changed and restore the note exactly as you wrote it. Larger rewrites wait in an approval queue instead of landing on their own.
Every note broken into its ideas
A note is split into atoms — the smallest passages that still stand on their own, each anchored back to the sentence it came from. Search, links and answers all work on those, so a line buried in a long note is as reachable as a title.
People, projects and topics
Names in your notes become objects you can open: people, projects, books, events, tasks, places, organizations. Tags are generated as you write, and a graph shows how the ideas and the objects connect.
Search by meaning, not only words
One query runs keyword and meaning-based search together and fuses the results. Narrow it to a folder, a tag, a project, a single note or a date range when you already know roughly where you wrote it.
Answers with the notes attached
Ask a question and the answer is built only from what you wrote, listing the passages it used. When your notes do not support an answer, it tells you what it searched and how little it found instead of making something up.
AI can rewrite a note, but it can never take away what you wrote
The text you typed is stored as its own version every time, and an edit is something you can read as a diff, keep or undo. The bigger the change, the more it has to ask.
Start with your next note
Runs in your browser — nothing to install.