01
Writing
Start with the sentence. Reach for structure when you need it.
Markdown shortcuts, code blocks, tables, checklists, columns, and drawings are already in the editor. Nothing to install and no template to choose first.
Explore writing→Write it down.Find it fast.Shape it together.
Bricknote is a notes workspace for solo builders and small teams: a rich editor, simple organization, and real-time collaboration without a workspace to design first.
Write your first note→
Free to start. No card, no setup.
Three parts. One uninterrupted train of thought.
Each part stays small on purpose. Together they carry a note from the first rough line to the version your team keeps using.
02
Organization
An Inbox now. Projects later. Search whenever.
Every new note has somewhere to land. Move it into a flat project if the grouping becomes useful, or leave it in the Inbox and find it from the keyboard.
Explore organization→03
Collaboration
Personal by default. Shared when the work is.
Keep your own notes in a personal workspace. Create a shared one for the team, then edit the same note together with named cursors and changes that merge.
Explore collaboration→Notes first
Start with a note. Let the workspace follow.
Every account opens into a personal workspace that is ready to use. New notes land in the Inbox, projects appear only when you create them, and shared workspaces stay separate until you need one. The structure grows with the work, not before it.
No template required.
No database to build.
No dashboard to maintain.
The practical questions.
Yes. Every account starts with a personal workspace for notes only you can see. Shared workspaces are separate, and you create one only when you want to work with other people.
No. Notes without a project stay in the Inbox and remain searchable. Projects are a flat, optional layer for the groups that become worth naming.
Text, headings, lists, checklists, quotes, dividers, syntax-highlighted code, tables, columns, and drawings. Use Markdown shortcuts or open the block menu with /.
Both people see named cursors in the shared note, and concurrent changes merge instead of one person quietly replacing the other person's work.
Yes. You can capture, read, organize, and edit notes on mobile. Bricknote is still designed first for people doing longer writing at a computer.
Your next note doesn’t need a setup phase.
Bring the idea, the decision, or the plan that is already in your head. Bricknote gives it somewhere to land and room to become useful.