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A folderless notes app built for writing first.

Write first instead of deciding where every note belongs. Onuri recognises useful people, places, dates and ideas so you can rediscover notes without maintaining a rigid folder tree.

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Why folders get in the way

Folders are useful when a note has one obvious home, but real thoughts often overlap across projects, people and timelines. A folderless approach gives you another way to organise notes when one permanent category does not fit.

The folderless workflow

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a folderless notes app?

A folderless notes app lets you capture notes without assigning each one to a rigid directory first. Onuri recognises useful context automatically so related writing can be found through search and connections.

Can I back up or export my notes?

Yes. Your notes stay fully accessible via private iCloud sync and can be exported at any time.

Stop filing. Start writing.

Try folderless note-taking on iPhone with Onuri.

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Folderless note-taking

Write the thought before deciding where it belongs.

Why some notes do not fit one folder

A note about a conversation can also be about a project, a city, a decision and a future date. Folderless note-taking avoids forcing that entry into one permanent category. Onuri keeps the original writing together and recognises several kinds of context inside it.

Organisation still exists — it is just lighter

Folderless does not mean unsearchable or random. You can search ordinary text, return through recognised people, places, dates and topics, and export your notes when you want a copy outside the app. The structure comes from what you wrote rather than from a directory tree you have to maintain.

Who is a folderless notes app for?

This approach suits people who abandon elaborate organisation systems, capture a mixture of personal and practical notes, or remember context more easily than folder names. If carefully curated folders already work well for you, there is no need to replace them; Onuri is an alternative for people who prefer capture-first organisation.