Your notes, your calendar and your ideas in a single app — so the thing you wrote down is right next to the day it belongs to.
Everything is encrypted on your device before it syncs anywhere. We cannot read it, and the code is open so you don't have to take our word for it.
Trains, planes, dead zones, locked-down campus wifi. YANTA runs on your device — a connection is for syncing, not for working.
Notes, calendar, drawings, reading list and chat sit side by side — and link to each other, so nothing lives on its own island.
Your notes are encrypted before they leave your device. The whole thing is open source (AGPL-3.0), so anyone can verify that claim.
Free to use, and it stays useful: keep everything on your device, in a folder you sync yourself, or in your own Google Drive. YANTA Plus (€6 a month) adds zero-setup sync across your devices, 5 GB of space and a larger AI allowance.
Drop, paste or
JPEG, PNG, WEBP, GIF, SVG
Reference an image on disk by absolute or relative path. Local paths are kept as-is in the markdown.
YANTA keeps your notes in a folder on disk. Pick that folder once — then use any sync tool you trust to mirror it between your devices.
~/Documents/YANTA-Sync) — and share it between your devices..md files alongside a small .yanta/ directory of conflict-free sync data.
Your sync tool detected the same note edited on two devices simultaneously. Resolve each one: