A local-first notebook for coursework you have to actually learn
Glyphic keeps your notes, projects, and study material on the device you wrote them on, and syncs them to your own account when you want them somewhere else. It was built by a student as a personal tool for coursework and exam preparation, and it works for any demanding subject and for keeping track of long projects.
Request an inviteNotes and projects that stay local
Notes, folders, and projects with chapters and action items are stored on your device first, then synced to your account so the same notebook opens elsewhere.
Drafted from your own notes
Turn a note or a chapter into practice material, review it on a spaced schedule, and see progress built only from the sessions you actually completed.
An assistant that reads what you attach
Attach a note, a folder, or a project and ask Cairn to explain, quiz, or summarize it. Answers show their sources and are labelled a study aid, not verified curriculum.
Built for technical material
Math, code, tables, diagrams, and embedded PDFs sit in the same editor as your prose, so a technical course does not need a second tool alongside your notes.
How it works
Four steps-
Sign in with an emailed code
Enter your email address and the code sent to it. There is no password to choose or remember.
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Write and attach your PDFs
Take notes, file them under a project and chapter, and attach the readings and problem sets you are working from.
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Sync across your devices
Connect your account and the same notebook opens on your laptop and your tablet, with local copies kept on each.
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Turn notes into practice
Draft study material from what you wrote, then work through it on a spaced schedule before the exam.
Request an invite
Glyphic is in private beta, and access is granted as places open so feedback stays manageable. Send your email address and a line about what you are studying, and you will hear back when a place opens.