Notes, tasks, and snippets — in one fast, offline workspace.

A Space per project or repo

Give each project a Space: architecture notes, the "refactor the auth flow" task, and the snippet you keep looking up all live together. Context switch between projects without context switching between apps.

Local-first, like your dev environment

Owldo runs on a local SQLite database and syncs in the background. It opens instantly, works on a plane, and never blocks on the network — the same instincts you already want from your tools.

Markdown-friendly and quick

The editor understands Markdown and code formatting, so notes read the way you already write. Capture is fast and keyboard-friendly, so a thought becomes a note without breaking flow.

Does Owldo support Markdown and code formatting?

Yes — the editor is Markdown-friendly with code formatting, and notes export cleanly as Markdown.

Is Owldo local-first?

Yes — it runs on a local database that works fully offline and syncs in the background, so the interface never waits on a server.

Can Owldo replace scattered gists and TODO comments?

That is the idea — project notes, snippets, and tasks live together in a Space per repo, searchable and offline, instead of spread across gists, issues, and scratch files.