Write in blocks
Capture rough thoughts, then move, indent, and shape them into clear notes.
Local-first desktop notes
VispNote gives you a soft, focused workspace for private markdown notes, linked thinking, visual planning, and everyday tasks.
Why VispNote
Start with writing. Add structure only when it helps you think, plan, or finish something.
Capture rough thoughts, then move, indent, and shape them into clear notes.
Use backlinks, wiki links, and graph view to see how your thinking connects.
Map work visually with notes, shapes, arrows, and sketches.
Collect research, meetings, reading notes, project decisions, and follow-up tasks in one local vault.
Use novelist mode, scenes, chapters, canvases, and workflows to keep long-form writing organized.
Keep your writing portable as markdown files, with optional AI instead of required cloud storage.
Feature clusters
A quick product map for the main workflows. The user guide covers the full details.
Quick notes, block writing, slash commands, tags, todos, and markdown structure.
Wiki links, backlinks, graph navigation, search, and tag views for related notes.
Canvases, workflows, reminders, Today view, and novelist project structure.
See open tasks, due reminders, linked ideas, release updates, and durable local files.
Local-first trust
VispNote stores your writing in local markdown vaults. You can use the core workflow without AI, without a hosted account, and without giving up access to your raw notes.
Latest Updates
See the current version, then download the right package.
Published May 3, 2026 at 19:48 UTC. Builds are ready for Windows, macOS, AppImage, and DEB.
View latest releaseWindows, macOS, AppImage, and DEB builds are available.
Update steps now live in the user guide.
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Documentation included
Setup, workflows, shortcuts, update steps, data storage, and troubleshooting are covered there.
Download
Auto-detect your OS or choose a package manually.
Direct installer links appear when GitHub assets are available.
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Use AppImage for most Linux distros or DEB for Debian-family systems.
Installer for 64-bit Windows desktops.
Open releasesDMG builds for Apple Silicon and Intel Macs.
Open releasesAppImage for most distros. DEB for Debian-family systems.
Open releases