Remember everything you meant to.
Capture in a second. Loam connects it to what you already know and brings it back when you need it.
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Five things, done properly.
Capture from anywhere
Share sheet, browser clipper, a forwarded email, a voice memo. Everything lands in one inbox as a note.
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Link as you write
Type two brackets to link any note. Backlinks appear on their own, so old thinking attaches itself to new.
Search that understands
Full-text and meaning-based search across notes, PDFs and web clips. Ask for the idea, not the exact words.
notes/*.md
Plain files on your disk
Every note is a Markdown file in a folder you choose. Sync is end-to-end encrypted and entirely optional.
Old notes come back
Each morning Loam surfaces three notes related to what you wrote yesterday. Nothing to schedule, nothing to tag.
Most notes are written once and never seen again. Loam changes the second half.
While you write, Loam quietly finds the older notes that relate. The next morning, it hands you three of them.
“The morning resurfacing is the feature I did not know I needed. Half my columns start there now.”
“I stopped losing things. That is the whole review.”
“Six years of notes migrated in an afternoon. Backlinks intact.”
Free on one device. Eight dollars for all of them.
Personal
Free
Local notes on one device, for as long as you like.
- Unlimited notes
- Markdown files on disk
- Backlinks and graph
- Full-text search
Sync
$8per month
Every device, encrypted, with the clipper and resurfacing.
- Everything in Personal
- End-to-end encrypted sync
- Browser clipper and email-in
- Meaning-based search
- Morning resurfacing