What Lar can do today

Notes with structure

Give the things you keep — books, people, projects, tasks — the details that make them useful, without turning notes into forms.

Every note has a type, so a book looks like a book and a task like a task (Objects and Types)
Share fields between related types instead of repeating them (Mixins)
Link notes by typing [[Title]]; links can also be typed relations, like an author or a project
Add fields that calculate their own values (property formulas)
Rename fields or change a type safely; existing notes keep working
Built-in types for tasks, events, and images, files, PDFs, audio and web links

Write freely in blocks, and let everything you write connect to the rest of your workspace.

Headings, lists, to-dos, toggles, and code blocks with syntax highlighting for 150+ languages
Images and files stay attached to the note and sync with it
Tables, link previews, math (KaTeX), and a free-form canvas; switch a note between page and canvas with Ctrl+Shift+E
Type [[Title]] to link a note and #tag to tag it; Lar creates a missing tag for you
Embed a whole note, a section, or a few blocks inside another note (transclusion)
Find and replace with Ctrl+F, comment threads with a workspace-wide Discussions page, and version history you can restore from

Look at the same notes as a list, a board, a calendar, or a graph, and switch without losing your place.

List, Table, Board (Kanban), Calendar, Gallery, and an interactive Graph of connections
Today gathers your daily note and everything dated today; open it with Ctrl+Shift+D
Upcoming groups reminders as overdue, today, this week, and later
Tasks grouped by due date, with quick add, one-click complete, and recurring tasks that roll forward
Browser-style tabs for several notes at once, including pinned tabs
A Trash where deleted notes can be restored

Get a thought in before you lose it, and get back to it when it matters.

Search across your notes and the connections between them with Ctrl+K
Open the command palette with Ctrl+P, create a note with Ctrl+N, or capture one with Ctrl+Shift+N
Write precise queries and keep them as Saved Views (TQL query language)
Backlinks show what points at a note; unlinked mentions can be turned into links in one click
Hover a reference to preview the note behind it

Your notes live on your device first. Sync and sharing are optional, and end-to-end encrypted.

Desktop encrypts your workspace on disk, using keys kept in your operating system
Sync your workspace across your own devices
Share a single note with someone, view-only or editable, without exposing the rest
Edit together with live cursors, encrypted between participants
Publish a read-only web page of a note; only people with the full link can read it

AI is optional, and Lar asks before anything is sent to a cloud provider.

Use a cloud provider or a local model with Ollama; on desktop you bring your own key
Ask the assistant about your notes and get answers with citations; open it with Ctrl+Shift+A
Save a conversation as a note when it is worth keeping
Turn on local semantic search on desktop to find notes by meaning
Mark any note "Exclude from AI" to keep it out of every AI feature

Bring your notes in from other tools, and take them out any time in standard formats.

Import from Notion (a Markdown & CSV export zip), an Obsidian vault folder, Roam JSON, Evernote (.enex), or OPML
Import calendar files (.ics) as events; re-importing does not create duplicates
Pull in your Readwise highlights with your own token
Export your whole workspace as JSON, or notes as Markdown, HTML, and print-ready PDF