Ask your own notes
When a project feels fuzzy, select the relevant notes and let AI summarize the context and next step.
Aino LifeOS
From Capture to Action
For people whose notes, tasks, and ideas keep scattering: collect what happened today into local Markdown, then use calendar views, reviews, and AI to see the next step.
No payment required. Enter your email in Aino; the seven days start when you open the example-vault email.
Already activated? Download installersYour notes remain local Markdown. After activation, core capture, planning, and calendar features do not require an AI key.
A real Aino workflow, not a concept animation
Or start with your goal
Daily or weekly notes feel wrongFind where to edit templates, which variables work, and which file to change in Obsidian.Create a new themeLearn when a theme is needed and how to choose project, area, or resource.Tasks and calendars are scatteredCollect todos from notes, schedule them on the calendar, and connect external reminders.Let AI read my notesConfigure models, attach files or date ranges, then decide whether to use Edit or Agent mode.
Or start with your goal
Daily or weekly notes feel wrongFind where to edit templates, which variables work, and which file to change in Obsidian.Create a new themeLearn when a theme is needed and how to choose project, area, or resource.Tasks and calendars are scatteredCollect todos from notes, schedule them on the calendar, and connect external reminders.Let AI read my notesConfigure models, attach files or date ranges, then decide whether to use Edit or Agent mode.
What you keep control of
Local Markdown files
Opens Obsidian vaults
Your AI key or local CLI
Review AI changes before applying
macOS · Windows · Linux
One-time desktop license · 3 devices
What you will use every day
Do not learn a system first. Make existing notes easier to find, schedule, and review.
Notes are not locked in
Write in a clean editor while the underlying files stay plain Markdown that you can take elsewhere.
See what actually matters today
Move tasks into calendar, kanban, or four-quadrant views instead of reacting to the loudest message.
Tasks stop hiding in notes
Todos from meeting notes, daily notes, and project docs gather into one inbox for today, tomorrow, and later.
Know where the time went
Focus sessions and habit completions land in the daily note, so reviews are based on evidence.
No need to remember the folder
Find notes, commands, tags, and material quickly, with less time spent browsing the tree.
Turn daily notes into reviews
Daily, weekly, monthly, quarterly, and yearly notes connect plans with evidence across time.
Give every project a place
Topic notes and PARA separate projects, areas, resources, and archives while everything stays local Markdown.
Sync across devices
Keep the same Markdown vault on desktop and mobile with Koofr WebDAV or S3-compatible storage. Secrets stay on your device.
AI that works with your knowledge base
Ask, summarize, review, organize, build apps, and carry work forward—directly on local Markdown you control.
Ask your knowledge base
Attach notes, tags, the current page, or a date range so AI answers from your real context instead of guessing.
Learn how to use itSummarize what matters
Condense long notes, project material, or clipped web pages into editable Markdown with key points and next steps.
Learn how to use itReview with evidence
ExperimentalTurn weekly, monthly, quarterly, or yearly tasks, notes, projects, and habits into a report you can refine and write back.
Learn how to use itOrganize scattered input
ExperimentalSelect notes or journal entries first, then ask AI for tags, summaries, merge ideas, and move suggestions before changing files.
Learn how to use itBuild AI apps in plain language
ExperimentalDescribe a tool and AI generates a Markdown-backed app whose source is validated before it runs in a sandbox.
Learn how to use itCarry work forward with AI
Keep project context in a workbench, use Skills or Claude Code and Codex across files, and review diffs before applying changes.
Learn how to use itBUILT-IN AI APPS · EXPERIMENTAL
Start with a working app, not a blank canvas
Four install-ready apps turn common workflows into focused interfaces powered by local Markdown.
Relationship Room
See contacts, relationship strength, recent activity, and follow-up dates in one practical workspace.
Contacts live in Markdown; interaction counts come from journal entriesEbook Library
Automatically scan the vault for ebooks, keep manual import available, and save reading progress as you go.
Reads EPUB, MOBI, AZW, DOCX, TXT, and Markdown; PDFs open in Aino’s readerImportant Choices
Capture context, options, the final choice, reasons, and assumptions together, then set a future review date.
Decisions and review dates stay in ordinary MarkdownOPC Cockpit
Run a health check and daily action board for a one-person company across leads, delivery, risk, and teams.
Recognizes the official Chinese or English OPC structure; AI updates wait for confirmationStart with one useful AI task
Ask, summarize, review, or build an app from your own notes
Open a local vault, choose the context AI may read, and review the result before it changes your files.See the real workflow first
Look at how capture, planning, review, and questions connect instead of scanning a feature list.
New in Aino Mobile
Three days in focus, the whole calendar within reach
Switch from Schedule Pro to Calendar Pro and place your vault tasks on a timeline built for a phone.
- Keep yesterday, today, and tomorrow visible on a phone
- Swipe sideways to keep loading earlier or later dates
- Expand automatically to a full week on wider screens
- Tap a date to create a task with its due date already filled in
Clip the web straight to Aino
Extract, organize, and preview a page before saving clean Markdown to your local vault.
- Clip a selection, readable article, or full page
- Switch between a resizable floating panel and right sidebar
- Use templates, YAML frontmatter, and optional AI summaries
AI is more than a chat box
When you need to review, decide, or continue writing, let it read the context you choose.
- Forgot where a project stands? Select the notes and ask AI to summarize the current state
- Writing a weekly review? Collect a date range before asking
- Changing docs or scripts? Review the code-agent diff before accepting it
- After the vault workflow is stable, connect external tools through MCP
- Markdown-rendered answers are easy to save and continue editing
Give reviews real material
Capture lightly each day, then review weekends and month-ends without guessing.
- Daily, weekly, monthly, quarterly, and yearly notes hold different levels of planning and review
- Templates preserve the questions you should ask yourself
- PARA keeps projects, areas, resources, and archives from blending together
- Review dashboards show what happened with data and charts
- Habit tracking makes consistency visible
Bring the workflow home
Start with an existing vault or a ready-made example
You can understand the method first, purchase Desktop Pro when ready, or download an installer if already activated.Keep loose ends in the system
Reduce manual organizing so your attention stays on the work in front of you.
Save web material when you see it
Browse, bookmark, and clip in the app so references return to the vault.
Clean up old content in batches
Cross-file search and replace helps fix tags, paths, and repeated phrasing.
Enter by file or tag
File tree, tag tree, and pinned items keep frequent topics close.
Extend tools only when needed
Get the vault workflow working first, then connect outside tools and AI capabilities.
Make the interface fit your habits
Adjust light or dark mode, accent color, and editor styling by context.
Bring your own sync backend
Start with Koofr WebDAV, or use S3-compatible storage such as Cloudflare R2, Backblaze B2, or your own bucket.
Save web material when you see it
Browse, bookmark, and clip in the app so references return to the vault.
Clean up old content in batches
Cross-file search and replace helps fix tags, paths, and repeated phrasing.
Enter by file or tag
File tree, tag tree, and pinned items keep frequent topics close.
Show 3 more capabilities
Extend tools only when needed
Get the vault workflow working first, then connect outside tools and AI capabilities.
Make the interface fit your habits
Adjust light or dark mode, accent color, and editor styling by context.
Bring your own sync backend
Start with Koofr WebDAV, or use S3-compatible storage such as Cloudflare R2, Backblaze B2, or your own bucket.
Questions before you start
The practical answers that determine whether Aino fits your workflow.
Do I need an AI key to use Aino?
No. Editing, files, tasks, calendars, and reviews work without an AI key. AI features use a provider you configure or a supported local CLI.
Where are my notes stored?
In a local folder as standard Markdown files. You can back them up, sync them with your own service, and open them with other Markdown tools.
Can Aino open my existing Obsidian vault?
Yes. Aino can open an existing Obsidian vault directly. As with any new editor, make a backup before changing a large library.
What is the difference between Desktop and Mobile?
Desktop manages the complete vault and advanced workflows. Mobile is optimized for quick capture, inbox collection, AI answers, and lightweight review.
How does the license work?
Desktop Pro is a one-time purchase for up to three devices. Aino Mobile Pro is a separate monthly or yearly subscription through the mobile platform.
Pricing
Mobile captures on the go; desktop runs the full vault workflow
Aino Mobile
$2.99
per month, or $24.99 / year
- iOS App Store release
- Android APK release
- AI answers, quick capture, and inbox review
- Subscribed through App Store / platform billing
Recommended
Aino LifeOS Desktop
$99.90
One-time purchase, 3 devices
- Desktop Pro one-time license
- AI chat (multi-model)
- Calendar scheduling and four-quadrant view
- Cross-note task inbox
- Pomodoro & habits
- Built-in browser & clipping
- MCP server integration
- Periodic notes and data review
- LifeOS Skill for agent-guided vault maintenance
- OPC Skill for one-person company workflows
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