Notes with structure, links, and privacy built in
In Lar every note is a typed Object — a Book, a Person, a Meeting — with its own properties and automatic backlinks. Your workspace lives encrypted on your device.
Give a Book its author and rating, link it to the Person who recommended it, and later pull up every book you rated five stars with one query. These docs show you how. Start with the ten-minute quick start, or jump to the task you need. Wherever platforms differ or data leaves your device, the page says so.
Start hereCreate a workspace, make your first Objects, and tour the app.
Core conceptsHow Objects, Types, properties, relations, and tags fit together.
Plan and captureTasks, calendar, Daily Notes, reminders, and Captures.
Sync, share and privacySync between devices, share an Object or a whole workspace end-to-end encrypted, back up, and import.
GuidesMeeting notes, daily review, reading, and Getting Things Done workflows.
ReferenceBuilt-in Types, the query language, keyboard shortcuts, settings, and a glossary.
Popular tasks
Section titled “Popular tasks”- Create your first Object
- Define your own Object Type
- Link two Objects and see the backlinks
- Build a table, board, calendar, or gallery
- Find Objects with the query language
- Import from Obsidian, Notion, or Evernote
- Sync your workspace between devices
- Share an Object or publish it to the web
- Invite people into a shared workspace
- Back up and restore a workspace
- Build and test a Workflow
- Use AI without sending notes off your device unexpectedly
- Look up a term
Availability
Section titled “Availability”Lar is an early preview. The browser app at app.lar.io is available today; signed desktop installers and the source release (AGPL-3.0) are in preparation. The install guide explains what each platform offers today.