@axiaisacat: Reflect Open — Open Source Note App, Your Markdown Second Brain. Open daily to today's notes, [[wiki links]] auto-generate backlinks, knowledge network grows itself. ⌘K for instant local search, ⌘J uses your own API keys (OpenAI/Anthropic/Goog…
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Reflect Open is an open-source Markdown note-taking app that supports instant local search, AI note Q&A (requires own API key), automatic backlinks, and syncs via iCloud or Git. Works on Mac, iPhone, and Chrome browser.
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Reflect Open – Open Source Note-Taking App, Your Markdown Second Brain
Open it and see today’s notes first. [[Wiki links]] auto-generate backlinks – your knowledge graph grows organically.
⌘K for instant local search. ⌘J to ask your notes using your own API key (OpenAI/Anthropic/Google) – answers come with source citations.
Don’t want AI touching a note? Just add one line: private: true.
All notes are local Markdown files. Sync via iCloud or Git – your choice.
Supports Mac, iPhone, and Chrome extension. Fully open source and free (MIT).
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