Owldo for Journalists
Every story’s notes and follow-ups, in one fast place.
Reporting produces notes and leads faster than any tool can file them, and the follow-ups scatter across apps. Owldo keeps each story’s notes and its next steps together, captured fast and stored offline.
A Space per story or beat
Interview notes, background, and the "call the second source" task live in one Space per story. Pick a story back up and the thread is intact.
Capture in the field
Owldo is offline-first and opens instantly, so a note taken in a basement, a courthouse, or a dead zone is saved locally and syncs later — the connection is never a dependency.
Own your notes
Local-first storage means your reporting lives on your device and syncs only when you choose, export anytime — and optional end-to-end encryption keeps sources unreadable to anyone but you, even after sync.
Owldo for Journalists
What this replaces
- A voice-memo app + a notes app + a to-do app
- Notion pages that lag when you need to type fast
- A notebook that never makes it to the laptop
Frequently asked questions
Does Owldo work offline for reporting in the field?
Yes — Owldo is offline-first, saving notes to a local database and syncing when you reconnect, so the field is never a blocker.
Can I keep each story’s notes separate?
Yes — a Space per story or beat keeps notes and follow-up tasks together and organized.
Are my sources and notes private in Owldo?
Owldo is local-first, so notes stay on your device by default, and optional end-to-end encryption keeps them unreadable to anyone but you even after sync — useful for protecting sources.
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