Mimir, a note-taking app for Mac, iPhone and iPad

A Mimir window on a Mac, showing today's journal page: a weekly review with nested notes, a finished and an open task, and reading notes linked to other pages.

Most apps suggest you can move a thought into a second brain. So you build an intricate system for capturing things. Six months later you have collected four thousand notes and you remember none of them.

Every few weeks you’re redoing your folder structure, hunting for the ultimate plugin combination, all while clipping the web left and right. All very convincing ways to avoid actually learning.

Mimir is where the thinking happens. It has everything an outliner needs and nothing more. Everything lives in one readable database file on your device, offline by default and exportable to Markdown any time.

It treats you like the intelligent person you are. Nothing pops up, nothing nags, and there’s no tutorial to sit through before you can start. It’s incredibly fast, it forgives your mistakes, and everything on screen answers you the way a real thing would. You’ll feel the difference in the first minute.

It is free to try and use on one device. Want it synced across devices too? That's a one-time Cloud Sync license. Not €15 a month for the privilege of holding your thinking hostage. And if it’s not for you, no harm done. Export to Markdown and be on your merry way.

— Geffrey

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