Jot it down. Keep it close.
Keep notes, checklists, images, and attachments in a compact Windows desktop widget. Drag the header to move it and resize from the edges.
A sunny little home for your notes, to-dos, and “I’ll need this later”s. Frosted glass, with a little warmth.
Made for Windows · Notes · Checklists · Markdown
A thought worth keepingAlways a little closer
A PLACE FOR THE REAL APP. SCREENSHOTS ARE ON THEIR WAY.
The list for today. An image for later. A useful answer you saved. A small, familiar place for it all.
Keep notes, checklists, images, and attachments in a compact Windows desktop widget. Drag the header to move it and resize from the edges.
Import local Markdown saved from your AI chats. Keep useful formatting and turn Markdown checkboxes into editable tasks.
Press Ctrl + Alt + N to show or hide the widget. Lock it to prevent accidental movement, or close it to tuck it into the tray.
What’s new, what’s improved, and why it matters. Summarized from tagme’s app commits.
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Small guides, product notes, and ideas for making tagme feel a little more like you.
Bring a saved Markdown answer into tagme, and turn its checkboxes into things you can actually tick off.
Read the storyMeet tagme: butter-yellow glass, a folded-note mark, and a familiar place for everything you want to keep.
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A compact companion for Windows x64. Explore the app and setup guide.
Press Ctrl + Alt + N. Closing the widget hides it in the tray; use Exit from the menu to save and quit.
Yes. Import or drop a local Markdown file exported from your AI tool. Markdown checkboxes become editable tasks. This imports files; it does not connect to your AI accounts.
Tagme keeps existing notebooks and preferences in the original WidgetNotes storage folders for compatibility. Setup updates the startup registration and retargets existing shortcuts.
The app pauses blur and content layout during movement and resizing, then restores them when the gesture ends. This reduces expensive work during the gesture.
This website’s source and documentation are available under the MIT License. The desktop app is maintained in a separate repository; see its source for application licensing and third-party notices.