MoreInfo

Write to know
what you know.

Find it when it matters.

MoreInfo is an opinionated markdown-based knowledge base built around plain text. Wiki-style links, task management, daily journals, inline calculations — all stored as .md files you own and control.

Free · Open Source · MIT License · macOS & Windows

Everything in one place.

All your notes, tasks, and calculations — interconnected, searchable, and always stored as plain text files.

Daily Journals

Today's journal opens automatically on startup. Navigate your history and your future with a visual calendar widget. Stored as YYYY-MM-DD.md.

@calc Blocks

Inline tape-style calculation with unit math and conversions, date arithmetic, variables, and an implicit carry — results flow forward through subsequent operations.

Task Management

Checkbox tasks with GTD-style @context tags, @due dates, priority ranking, and a Tasks widget and a dedicated page that aggregates across your whole datastore.

Categories

A page can belong to one category — Person, Project, Meeting — answering what kind of thing is this? Unlike tags (which answer what is it about?), a category is structural, inherited from its template, and powers filtered views across your datastore.

Backlinks

Every page shows what links to it. Unlinked mentions are surfaced separately — see everywhere a topic is discussed, even without explicit links.

Page Aliases

Give any page additional names with aliases: Eric, EAF. CamelCase is supported natively. Any alias works exactly like the page title — for wiki linking, unlinked mention detection, and search. One page, as many names as it needs.

Plain text, forever.

Every note you write is just a .md file on your disk. No proprietary format, no database lock-in, no account required. Use all the tools you already use.

Any editor

Open your notes in any text editor you choose: VS Code, Obsidian, iA Writer, vim, whatever. MoreInfo watches for external changes and syncs automatically. That said, MoreInfo's text editor is pretty great.

True portability

Your datastore is a single folder. Sync with iCloud, Dropbox, OneDrive, syncthing, git, whatever. Move it anywhere. It works wherever your files are.

Your files

An SQLite database is created as a speed cache — it automatically updates as files change on disk, can be deleted and rebuilt at any time. The markdown files are the sole source of all truth.

Spotlight Features

Start building your knowledge base. Start writing. Start knowing.

Free, open source, and ready to use. Your notes stay on your machine — always.

Download for macOS

macOS 13 Ventura+ · Apple Silicon

Download for Windows

Windows 11+ · 64-bit

Free · Open Source · MIT License