A notes app that organizes itself

Caddie is an AI notes app for the Mac and the browser. You write; Caddie's AI reads what each note is about and groups it into folders inside its collection (a customer, a kind of meeting, a project), so you never file anything. Search finds any word, the journal and your meeting notes live beside your notes, and you can bring your notes from Notion, Obsidian, Evernote, Mem or Apple Notes in a few minutes.

Free while in beta, then $10 a month for everything in Caddie.

How it works

1. Write, or bring your notes. Start typing, or import a Notion, Obsidian, Evernote or Mem export, or your Apple Notes.
2. Let it sort. Ask a collection to organize itself and the AI groups its notes into folders by person, company, meeting type or project.
3. Find anything. Search any word, or ask Caddie (⌘J) about what's in your notes.

Notes in Caddie, at a glance

How the folders make themselves

Each collection can organize itself: Caddie's AI reads what every note is about and groups notes that belong together, the same person or company ("Acme Corp"), the same kind of meeting ("User interviews", "Investor calls") or the same project. It needs an AI provider set up in Settings; without one you make folders yourself.

Moving from Notion, Obsidian, Evernote, Mem or Apple Notes

Drop the export in (zips are opened for you, nested ones too) and Caddie shows a preview before saving: notes, their folders and tags, and images. The unzipping and reading happen on your device; only the finished notes reach your account. On the Mac it reads Apple Notes straight from the Notes app.

Notes next to your day

Notes sit in the same app as your tasks, calendar, meeting notes and journal, so a note can become a task, and a meeting's notes land in the right folder without you.

Share a note as a page

Any note can be a public page that anyone can read without Caddie: the growth library on this site is hundreds of notes shared that way.

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