AiNotes — AI notes that answer your questions · Ask your notes and they answer
Save notes and attach PDFs and images to the same note. AiNotes reads everything and replies via chat, indicating which note each answer came from.
AiNotesDo you save notes and documents that you can't find later?
AiNotes indexes every note and every file you attach as soon as you save it. Then you just have to ask in your own words: the assistant searches your own content and answers, pointing out the notes it used.
Start for freeNotes that understand what you save
Three things that turn your notes into something you can consult.
Notes and documents in the same note
Write the note and attach PDFs or images (PNG, JPG, WebP, and GIF) by dragging them, up to 25 MB per note. Everything stays together, with preview and download.
AI reads every note and every file
When you save, AiNotes automatically splits and indexes the content. You see the status of each item (processing, ready, or error) and can retry the one that fails.
Chat that answers by citing your notes
Ask in your own words and the assistant responds using only your content, showing the notes it got the information from. If it's not in your notes, it tells you.
Get started in three steps
Create your account
Sign up for free and open AiNotes from your browser, with nothing to install.
Save your first note
Write whatever you want and attach the PDFs or images you need.
Ask whatever you need
When the note appears as ready, ask it in the chat and get the answer with its sources.
What people who already use it say
“I have dozens of PDF articles saved as notes. I ask in the chat and it tells me which note has what I'm looking for, instead of opening files one by one.”
“I upload my notes and class slides and then review by asking questions. That each answer indicates the note it comes from is what makes me trust it.”
“I save the minutes and documents for each client. What I use most is seeing whether a note is already indexed or has failed and being able to retry it right away.”
Frequently asked questions
Start asking your notes
Create your free account and save your first note in less than a minute.