Adaptive homepage

Save it once. It comes back when it matters.

An adaptive homepage for everything you save. It learns from what you save, when you work and what you prefer, and brings useful notes and next steps back on its own.

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The jotty.pro homepage on a weekday morning: today's three tasks, one open question to close, one item to drop, and recent notes

Sound familiar?

Before

  • You save a good thought, and you never see it again.
  • The follow-up from Tuesday's call slipped your mind.
  • Every notes app wants folders and tags before it helps.
  • You open your notes and see a wall of everything.
  • You set up a system once, and it stopped fitting your week.

With jotty.pro

  • It comes back on your homepage when it's useful, not buried at the bottom of a list.
  • Next steps from your meetings wait at the top until you deal with them.
  • Just save. No folders to set up, no tags to remember.
  • You see the few things that matter right now. The rest is a search away.
  • The homepage changes with you: your routines, your hours, what you keep coming back to.

Save. It learns. It brings it back.

  1. Save anything

    A meeting, a voice note, a quick thought typed in a second. No sorting.

  2. It learns how you work

    What you save, when you work and what you open again shape what your homepage shows.

  3. Open it and start

    Useful notes and next steps are already at the top. You don't have to dig.

What shows up on your homepage

  • Next steps from meetings

    Action items from your recent calls, so a promise made on Tuesday doesn't vanish by Friday.

  • Open questions

    Questions you noted and haven't answered yet, back in view until you do.

  • Thoughts that fit the moment

    Notes you tend to need at this time of day or this point in your week.

  • What you're working on

    Notes tied to the things you keep coming back to, grouped so you can pick up where you left off.

Free preview and membership

Free preview

No account needed
  • Quick capture: type a thought, and it is filed as a task, question or note
  • Live transcript of your mic, any tab or your whole screen
  • Templates for meeting notes, filled in by hand
  • Notes kept in this browser

Membership

Join for $1.99 a month
  • The adaptive homepage that brings your notes back
  • AI summaries and action items from your recordings
  • Search by meaning across everything you saved
  • Notes encrypted on your device
  • Your free preview notes come with you when you join

Where your notes live

Your notes are stored in your browser and encrypted on your device. The homepage is built there, in the tab. jotty.pro's servers see your email address and your payment, not your notes. If you add your own API key for a cloud AI provider, only the tasks you send there go to that provider.

Adaptive homepage questions

Do I need to organize anything?
No. Save meetings, voice notes and quick thoughts as they come. The homepage does the sorting, and search by meaning finds the rest.
How does it decide what's important?
From what you save, when you work, what you open again and what you prefer. Next steps and open questions stay near the top until you deal with them. You can always search for anything else.
Does it send my notes anywhere?
Notes are stored in your browser and encrypted on your device, and the homepage is built there. jotty.pro does not receive your notes. If you choose a cloud AI provider with your own key, the tasks you send go to that provider.
Can I try it free?
Yes. The free preview needs no account: quick capture, live transcripts and templates work right away, and notes are kept in that browser. The adaptive homepage is part of the membership, $1.99 a month or $8.99 a year, and your preview notes come with you when you join.
What happens if I cancel?
Your notes stay in your browser, where they always were. You can cancel anytime; fees already paid are not refunded.
Who makes jotty.pro?
One independent developer. What members ask for shapes what the homepage learns next, so if something is missing, say so: every message gets read.

Stop organizing. Start finding it again.

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