A Markdown editor that runs in your browser
Open a folder and edit the .md files inside it. Every change saves to the real file, not an export, not a sync.
Every note is a real file you own
Once you pick a local folder, NoteLoom reads and writes the Markdown files inside it directly. The same .md opens identically in Obsidian, Typora, VS Code, or any other editor.
- Plain
.mdfiles, CommonMark and GFM compatible. - Pair with iCloud, Dropbox, or Git. No extra sync to set up.
- Ownership is yours. Stop using NoteLoom and every file stays put.
Three ways to see one file
Source, edit, and read: three equal modes, switch between them anytime.
Source
Every Markdown mark in full, with no hidden characters. Best for tables, code blocks, and frontmatter.
Edit
Bold, lists, and tables render inline while you type. The line under the cursor falls back to source.
Read
A clean read-only view, the way the note will look when it is done. Full CommonMark, GFM, and KaTeX.
AI that understands your local notes
No more copying and pasting. The model searches and reads the Markdown notes in your local folder directly, answering questions and editing files with full context.
- Ready out of the boxShips with one free built-in model (GLM-5.3-Flash). Open the panel and ask, no signup. The free allowance refills daily, or plug in your own DeepSeek or Zhipu GLM key and requests go straight from your browser to the provider.
- Context-aware readingIt searches the notes you have mounted and opens a file only when it needs to. When it does, the answer shows the file path and how many characters it read.
- Strict permission controlFour permission tiers: Off, Read only, Approve each change, and No approvals. Approve each change is the default, so the model asks before it writes. Switch to No approvals and it writes straight away.
Start writing in 30 seconds
No sign-up, no install. About 30 seconds from opening the page to writing. Works in Chrome, Edge, or Arc on desktop.
It grows into a knowledge base
Start with one file. As your notes stack up, NoteLoom links them together, so your knowledge connects instead of scattering.
Links and backlinks
Type [[ and pick a note from autocomplete. Every note tracks who links back to it, and turns plain-text mentions into real links with one click.
See how your notes connect
Every [[wiki-link]] is an edge. Drag a node, hover to trace its neighbors, click to recenter. Linked notes pull together; loners drift to the margins.
Whatever you read, save it into your NoteLoom
The NoteLoom browser extension is a companion to the web app: turn any page into a clean reading view, and clip page content and YouTube / Bilibili captions into .md, saved into your own local knowledge base.
Reading view
One-click clean reading view with an auto table of contents and eye-friendly themes.
Clip to NoteLoom
Clip page content into Markdown with its source link, preview it, then pick a local folder to save.
Video captions
Pull captions from YouTube or Bilibili and jump by timestamp. Turn a video into notes.
Local-first
Everything is processed in your browser, only when you click. Nothing uploaded, no account.
Free. No account. Chromium desktop (Chrome, Edge, Arc). Your notes stay on your disk. Your notes are not uploaded unless you ask the AI chat panel about a note. What is NoteLoom?