A desktop app big enough for everything you read.
Articles, newsletters, podcasts, PDFs, video — twelve kinds of source into one inbox. AI reads it first; you ask, listen, and take it with you. All of it on your own computer.
Study
Read, highlight, annotate, with AI alongside
Write
Draft documents out of what you collected
Listen
Turn anything into an audio experience
Multitask
Run several AI jobs at once
Open Atlasnote and there are only these four stations. The seven sentences below are what each of them does.
01
What you've read is never in one place.
Drop in a link and the text, captions, and audio come with it — nothing to convert first. Twelve kinds of source, one inbox.
- Web articles
- X / Twitter
- WeChat posts
- YouTube
- Bilibili
- Xiaoyuzhou
- Ximalaya
- EPUB
- Markdown
- Audio
- Video
02
Once it's in, it reads it first.
An hour of podcast becomes searchable text; forty pages of PDF become one page of key points. By the time you open it, it has finished reading.
- Transcripts
- Audio and video as searchable text
- Summaries
- Key points, pulled out
- Mind maps
- The structure, made visible
- Translation
- Split-screen bilingual reading
- Slides
- Decks generated from your notes
- Infographics
- A summary you can look at
03
Halfway through, you can just ask.
Ask this one piece, or ask everything you've saved. Answers say which passage they came from.
- Document chat
- Q&A grounded in one piece
- Global chat
- Search across every note
- Web search
- AI searches and cites its sources
- Guided study
- Socratic back-and-forth
- Content analysis
- Themes and patterns, in depth
Quick listen3-minute brief
The core points fast, for when time is short.
ConversationTwo voices
Two AI hosts talk the material through.
News briefAnchor read
A newsroom delivery, good for a daily catch-up.
Full readingWord for word
High-fidelity AI voice, the whole text end to end.
04
What you can't finish reading, you can hear.
On the commute, at the gym, winding down — listen to your articles, reports, and books. Four ways to hear the same thing, from a three-minute brief to the full text.
05
What you've finished can become something else.
Reading isn't the end of it. A note that can leave the app is a note you actually read.
- Mind map
- A structured visual
- Slides
- Decks, generated
- Markdown
- The portable document format
- Infographic
- A knowledge card you can share
- Explainer video
- Narrated video, generated by AI
06
A month later, you can still find it.
Status, tags, projects, daily notes — things with a place don't turn into a second bookmarks folder.
- Status tracking
- Tags and filters
- Projects
- Daily notes
- Notebooks
- Full-text search
07
All of it happens on your own computer.
A native desktop app, not a wrapped web page. Call the models with your own API keys; the content stays local.
- Native speed
- Built for long reading — faster and quieter
- Local first
- Your content lives on your machine
- Works offline
- Read what you've collected with no connection
- macOS and Windows
- macOS 12.0 or later · Windows 10 or later
- OpenAI
- Gemini
- Claude
- DeepSeek
- KIMI
Bring your own API keys. Your data stays private.
That's the seven sentences. The rest is in the app.
Download Atlasnote and keep your reading connected.
- macOS
- 12.0 or later
- Windows
- 10 or later
- Data
- Local first, stays on device
- Models
- Bring your own API keys