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Enzyme is a playground for digesting and sharing what inspires you.

Transform your scattered thoughts into meaningful insights. Enzyme helps you capture, connect, and create from your raw inspirations – whether they're quick notes, deep reflections, or creative sparks.

Watch Enzyme in action

Use tags as handles on your knowledge.

Your tags become powerful entry points to your thinking. Watch ideas stretch and morph as you explore how they evolve over time. Enzyme reveals connections that embedding similarity alone cannot reliably capture.

Enzyme Graph

Generate personalized digests to revisit your insights

Turn fragmented thoughts into coherent narratives. Enzyme's AI-powered recipes extract the context around your tags, helping you develop unique insights and find your voice through the ideas you've collected.

Enzyme Recipe

Your Personal Knowledge Server

Enzyme bridges your personal knowledge graph with powerful AI models, while keeping your data local and private.

  • Low-effort ergonomics: quickly capture and retrieve notes through tags, folders, and links
  • Integrates with Zed and Claude Desktop using Model Context Protocol
  • Designed to work with Obsidian and other Markdown-based note-taking tools
  • Queries your tags, entities, and folders in real-time
  • Keeps your knowledge accessible while you work
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Windows and Linux versions are in beta and have not been extensively tested

Latest posts

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  • Getting Started with Enzyme
    A guide to help you get started with Enzyme.
  • Using Enzyme as a Context Server with Claude Desktop
    How to use Enzyme with Claude Desktop through the Model Context Protocol.
  • Growing Insight: A Natural Approach to Processing Notes
    A natural approach to processing notes
  • Using Enzyme with Zed
    How to use Enzyme with the Zed editor through the Model Context Protocol.
  • Enzyme: Making Space for Unfinished Thoughts
    Most note-taking tools focus on organization and completion. But our minds don't work in straight lines. We have half-formed ideas, recurring themes we keep coming back to, and moments of insight that deserve to be revisited rather than marked 'done.'

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