Welcome!
Opensolr Notes is a free, open source Android app for text notes. Every note is saved on the phone and in an Opensolr Index of your own, and is found by words and by meaning: in the app, on a search page on the web behind your two-factor code, and through a chat that quotes your notes.
It needs an Opensolr account.
The app signs in with your Opensolr account and keeps your notes in an index of that account. The free account is enough; the parts that use AI (the meaning of notes and searches, the chat) count against the AI use of your plan.
01 · What it does
| Part | What you get |
|---|---|
| Notes | Text only. An optional title and text with bold, italic, underline, links and checklists, with find in the note, undo and redo. Writing a note |
| Sharing | As a PDF, Word, HTML or text file, or as a link that opens the note in any browser, read only or editable. Sharing a note as a file · Sharing a note with a link |
| The list | In the order you drag them into, the same on every phone and on the web, with a swipe to delete one note or a long press to pick and delete several. The list |
| Search | By words, and by meaning too with the sparkle on, with the passage that matched highlighted, AI Hints over the results, and a filter by date. Searching your notes |
| Your index | One Opensolr Index per account, the same on every phone you sign in on. The index and sync |
| On the web | Your notes at search.opensolr.com, behind your account address and two-factor code (the index password can be added as an extra step), where you can also write, edit and delete them. The search page |
| Chat | Ask your notes a question; the answer quotes them and names the note it comes from. Asking your notes |
02 · The shortest path
- Install the signed APK from GitHub. Android 8.0 or newer.
- Sign in with your Opensolr account. The app creates your notes index.
- Tap + and write a note.
- Search by what you remember, in the app or on your search page.
03 · Beyond this documentation
- github.com/phpcip/opensolr-notes — the source, the issues and the releases with their signed APKs.
- opensolr.com/opensolr-notes — the product overview.
- The Opensolr platform documentation — for the account, the control panel and the index your notes sit in.