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, gets a two-word category from Opensolr AI, and is found by words and by meaning: in the app, on a password-protected search page on the web, and through a chat that quotes your notes.
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 (search by meaning, categories, the chat) count against the AI use of your plan.
| Part | What you get |
|---|---|
| Notes | Text only. An optional title, a category, and text with bold, italic and underline. Writing a note |
| Categories | Two words per note, set by Opensolr AI when you leave the field empty. Categories |
| The list | Newest first, in the order you drag them into, with a swipe to delete. The list |
| Search | Words and meaning together, with the passage that matched highlighted, and filters by date and category. Searching your notes |
| Your index | One Opensolr Index per phone, shared by other phones of the account if you want. The index and sync |
| On the web | Your notes at search.opensolr.com, behind the index password and your two-factor code, where you can also write and edit them. The search page |
| Chat | Ask your notes a question; the answer quotes them and names the note it comes from. Asking your notes |
- 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. Leave the category empty and Opensolr AI fills it in.
- Search by what you remember, in the app or on your search page.
- 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.