Your public front door
Every Owldo user gets a public blog at owldo.app/[you].
Write a note. Toggle “publish”. It's live.
Your words, your URL, your Owldo.
See it live at owldo.app/muse →Capture it, organize it, publish it at owldo.app/you — all local-first, yours forever.
The only app where your second brain has a public front door.
Your public front door
owldo.app/[you].Write a note. Toggle “publish”. It's live.
Your words, your URL, your Owldo.
See it live at owldo.app/muse →
Write on a plane, in a basement, anywhere. Everything syncs the moment you're back online. Nothing lost.
Tasks & Notes organised by common spaces. The idea that sparked a task lives next to the task. Because that's how thinking actually works, not in silos.
It's never been easier to share your thoughts with the world. Publish any note with one tap at owldo.app/muse.
Local is free. Everywhere costs $3/month.
Tasks that keep working on planes, trains, and bad Wi-Fi.
Your work lives on your device first, then syncs in the background.
Project notes, code snippets, and tasks in one offline workspace.
Prioritize urgent and important work before starting the timer.
A focus timer attached to the actual task you are doing.
Plan the day with live tasks, notes, schedule, and focus sessions.
Yes. Owldo is free to use on a single device with tasks, notes, Spaces, a Pomodoro timer, the Eisenhower matrix, and publishing up to 5 notes. Syncing across all your devices and unlimited publishing is $3/month ($36/year).
Completely. Owldo is offline-first — every task and note is stored in a local database on your device, so it works with no connection and syncs automatically when you are back online.
Owldo runs natively on macOS, Windows, iOS, and Android, plus the web. The same tasks and notes sync across all of them.
Yes — any note can be published in one tap to your own page at owldo.app/you, with an optional custom domain on the paid plan.
Owldo unifies tasks and notes in one fast, offline app that works instantly with no setup. Notion is a configurable database tool; Todoist is tasks-only. Owldo keeps a task and the note that explains it in the same Space.
Yes. Owldo is local-first — your data lives on your device and syncs only if you choose. You can export everything, and end-to-end encryption is on the roadmap.
