What is minino?
minino is a personal note-taking, journaling and task-planning app. You capture thoughts in a daily journal, turn notes into tasks, organize them into pages and projects, and see how everything connects on a mind map. Its purpose is simple: help one person plan and finish their own work — privately, on their own device, with optional AI assistance they explicitly invoke.
Is minino free?
Yes — the whole app (journal, outliner, tasks, projects, #tags, the mind map and ⌘K) is free, works fully offline, and needs no account. Pro adds encrypted cloud sync, managed AI and an adaptive planner.
Does it work offline?
Completely. minino is local-first: your notes live on your device and everything works with no connection and no account. Pro adds optional encrypted sync across devices.
Why does minino offer Google sign-in?
Signing in is optional and exists for one reason: creating the account that powers cloud sync and minino Pro. If you use Google sign-in, minino requests only your basic profile (name, email address and profile photo) to create that account — nothing else from your Google account is accessed. The free app never asks you to sign in at all. See our Privacy Policy.
Is minino a Notion or Logseq alternative?
It blends Logseq's daily journal and outliner with Notion's pages and projects on one everything-is-a-block substrate — while staying local-first and private, and sizing and refining your tasks with AI.
How does the AI work?
minino infers how big a task is so you never estimate effort, and “the Pounce” interviews you to turn a rough note into a real brief. Bring your own Claude key for free, or let Pro handle it with no key.
Which platforms?
minino runs in your browser today, with macOS, iOS and Android on the way. Your free workspace stays on-device; Pro syncs it, encrypted, across all of them.