Catchall Notes
A Mac notes app that treats your notes like documents.
Coming soon to the Mac App StoreA word-processor toolbar · resizable images & inline PDFs · search that reads your attachments — a native app for Mac.
Notes that behave like documents
For people who live in Apple Notes but have outgrown its formatting and layout. A familiar three-pane layout, with a word processor underneath.
A real formatting toolbar
Always above the editor: bold and italic, a clean set of styles — heading, subheading, body, monospaced — colors, bulleted and numbered lists, and indent, with undo throughout.
A title that stays put
Every note gets one dedicated, consistently-styled title, pinned above the body so it stays visible as you scroll. No more first-line-as-title guesswork.
Images and PDFs you can actually read
Resize an inline image to any width — or snap it to Small, Medium, Fit Width, or Actual. Attached PDFs render page-by-page, inline and legible, instead of shrinking to a tiny icon.
Find it, organize it, keep it
Fast to move through, and careful with what you put in it.
Folders that remember
A nested sidebar with note counts, drag-to-reorder, and re-parenting — and it keeps what you had open open, across launches. A ⌘K quick-open palette, back/forward history, and a breadcrumb make jumping around instant.
Search that reads your attachments
On-device text recognition pulls the words out of your images and scanned PDFs, so a photo of a receipt or a scanned page is findable by what it actually says.
Yours to keep and take with you
A soft-delete trash with a 30-day window and Put Back, plus a full-library backup and readable exports to PDF, Markdown, and RTFD. Nothing you write is locked in.
