Everything Papeliz does at launch

Papeliz is in development. This page lists what the first public release includes; the last section lists what comes after it.

Your vault, on your disk

A vault is just a folder of Markdown files. Papeliz opens it where it is and writes back to it.

Plain .md files: No database and no special format. Your notes open in any other Markdown app too.
Open a folder: Pick a folder in Chrome or Edge. Papeliz remembers it and asks again for access when you come back.
A sample vault: Try Papeliz on a set of linked example notes before you open your own.
File explorer: Browse, filter, create and rename notes. Deleted notes move to the vault’s own .trash folder.
Leaves other apps alone: Hidden folders, such as another app’s settings folder, are never written.
Autosave: Changes are saved to disk as you type.

The raw Markdown, laid out like a code editor, so your file stays exactly as you wrote it.

Syntax colors and line numbers: Headings, links, frontmatter and wikilinks are easy to tell apart.
Link as you type: Type [[ to pick another note from your vault.
Find and replace: Search inside the note and replace one match or all of them.
Undo per note: Each open note keeps its own undo history.

The rendered note, one switch away from MD Code.

GitHub-flavored Markdown: Tables, task lists, strikethrough and fenced code.
Wikilinks and tags: [[Links]] open the note they name, and #tags stand out.
Properties and callouts: YAML frontmatter shows as property chips; > [!note] blocks show as callouts.
Safe by default: Every note is sanitized before display, so a note can never run code in the page.

Docked beside your note. It reads, searches and proposes changes; you decide what is saved.

Answers that cite your notes: Ask about a note, a selection or the whole vault. Answers link to the notes they draw on.
Edits as diffs: Every change the assistant proposes shows as a diff. Accept writes the file; Reject drops it.
Inline edits: Select text for Shorter, Rewrite, Fix grammar or Translate, right where you are writing.
Links and tags across notes: Ask for link and tag suggestions over many notes, then review each change.
Backlinks and outline: See which notes link here, and jump between the headings of a long note.

Bring an API key from the provider you like. It stays on your device.

Any OpenAI-compatible provider: Pick a preset, or paste any compatible base URL, hosted or running on your own machine.
No Papeliz server: Requests go straight from your device to your provider. Papeliz never sees your key or your notes.
You see what is sent: Each message shows which notes go with it. Nothing leaves until you send it.

Just your note and a floating prompt box, with answers above it.

One shortcut in, one out: Ctrl+Shift+F hides the file explorer and the panels; Esc brings them back.

Planned for later and not scheduled yet. The roadmap shows the order.