CuaderNote

I'm Jony, the indie developer behind CuaderNote. I built it because I got tired of switching between Notion, Anki, and Goodnotes. CuaderNote is a free, native macOS and iOS app that combines a Notion-style note editor, a PDF/EPUB/web reader, freeform notebooks with Apple Pencil, and FSRS spaced-repetition flashcards in a single application, so you actually remember what you learn. Write like in Notion: headings, lists, to-dos, quotes and code blocks you can drag to reorder, slash commands, and templates (Zettelkasten, meeting notes, Cornell). Sketch and handwrite freely: freeform notebooks with 19 page templates, shape recognition, AI handwriting-to-text extraction, and Apple Pencil pressure support on iPad. Read without leaving the app: import PDFs and EPUBs or save web articles, highlight and annotate, and turn highlights into study material. Remember what you learn: create flashcards inline as you write (type a question, then >> and the answer, or wrap a word in {{ }} for a cloze), generate cards with AI from selected passages in 8 languages, and review with the FSRS algorithm, which brings each card back just before you would forget it. CuaderNote is local-first, works offline, and syncs across iPhone, iPad and Mac via iCloud. It is 100% free to download from the App Store: no purchases, no subscriptions in this release. AI features are in beta with a usage allowance while capacity and cost are being tested.