Capture without leaving
One hotkey opens a capture window over whatever you are doing. It closes when you are done. Nothing to file.
Verso links each new note to what you already wrote, then brings the right one back when it matters.
Verso works with the tools already open on your machine.
Capabilities
One hotkey opens a capture window over whatever you are doing. It closes when you are done. Nothing to file.
Verso reads what you write and connects it to the notes it belongs with, so the graph builds itself as you go.
Each morning Verso surfaces the handful of old notes that bear on what you are working on today.
Type a question in plain language and get the passage that answers it, not a list of files to open.
Every note is a markdown file in a folder you choose. You can read them without Verso, and leave whenever you like.
Sync is end to end encrypted, so your notes reach your other devices without becoming readable to us.
Hit the hotkey, type the thought, let go. Verso keeps the source you were looking at.
Verso reads the note and links it to the ones it belongs with. You do not tag or file anything.
Ask a question, or let the morning digest bring back the notes that bear on today.
“I stopped keeping a reading list. Verso just hands me the note I took eight months ago, on the morning it turns out to matter.”
“Four years of thesis notes used to be a graveyard. Now they argue with each other, and I get to referee.”
“It is the only tool I have used where the second year of notes is more useful than the first.”
Free
Unlimited notes on one device, stored as files you own.
$8per month
Everything in Solo, on every device you use, encrypted in transit and at rest.
In a folder you pick, as plain markdown files. Verso reads and writes that folder; it does not hide your notes in a database.
Yes. Verso is offline first and every feature except sync works with no connection at all.
Nothing needs to happen. Your notes are already plain files on your machine, so you delete the app and keep the folder.
No. Sync is end to end encrypted, which means your notes are not readable by us even if we wanted to.
Write it down. Verso brings it back.
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