The notes app that nests forever.

Pages inside pages, a block editor and instant search.

Opens the live demo. No sign-up

Why is Inkwell a great notes app for you?

Everything below works in the live demo today. Open it and try each one.

Simple, yet powerful

Type / for headings, to-dos, quotes, callouts, code and dividers. Markdown shortcuts work too.

Instant search

Press Ctrl K (⌘ K on a Mac) to search every page and line of text, then jump straight there.

Works on every screen

On phones the sidebar becomes a drawer, so you can write and organize pages one-handed.

Easy notes organization

Nest pages inside pages as deep as you like, star favorites, and restore anything from Trash.

Private by default

The demo saves to this browser only. No account, no trackers, nothing sent to a server.

Nothing to install

Inkwell runs in any modern browser. Open the demo and start writing in seconds.

What teams do
with Inkwell?

Three ways the Northwind Freight demo workspace uses it.

Notes and meetings

One subpage per meeting keeps the agenda, decisions and action items together. Number the agenda, tick off each owner's to-dos, and find any decision later with search.

The Weekly sync: Verdant & Co meeting note open in the Inkwell demo, with a numbered agenda. (opens this page in the live demo)

Designed to fit every team

One workspace for the pages every team keeps.

For Marketing

Campaign briefs, launch checklists and messaging docs, nested under each launch.

For Product & Engineering

Specs, roadmaps, runbooks and deploy checklists that sit next to each other.

For Writers

Drafts, outlines and a shared reading list, with headings and quotes a keystroke away.

For Client teams

One page per account with contacts, open issues and every meeting note underneath.

Don't take our word for it, see what's inside the demo

Real lines from the Northwind Freight demo workspace. Open it and they're all there.

“SEV-1 means customers can't track shipments. Page the on-call lead first, then read the rest of this page.”

Incident response
Engineering / Runbooks

“Step-by-step guides for things that go wrong at 3 a.m. Each runbook is a subpage, so it shows up in search and the sidebar.”

Runbooks
Engineering

“Customers phone our ops desk to ask where a shipment is. Last quarter that was the top reason for support tickets.”