Capacities is a note-taking app built around objects and connections, using AI to help organize ideas, notes, and research in a networked workspace.
Capacities takes an object-based approach to note-taking, where everything from notes and people to books and projects is an object you can link and organize. This structure, combined with AI assistance, helps users build a connected, networked knowledge base that mirrors how they think. Its clean interface makes organizing complex information intuitive.
The platform includes AI features for writing, summarizing, and searching, along with daily notes, backlinks, and a graph view for visualizing connections. Capacities works offline and syncs across devices, offering a modern alternative to traditional folder-based note apps for thinkers and researchers.
Capacities takes an object-based approach to note-taking, linking notes, people, and projects into a networked knowledge base enhanced by AI. Daily notes, backlinks, and graph views support connected thinking, while offline access and sync keep it practical. For researchers and thinkers who prefer linking concepts over folders, Capacities offers a modern, structured home for ideas.
Capacities uses a freemium model with a free plan for core note-taking and object features. Paid pro plans unlock advanced AI features, more storage, and enhanced cross-device sync, available monthly or annually.
Capacities is designed for thinkers, researchers, and knowledge workers who want a structured, networked way to organize ideas and research. It is ideal for users who prefer connecting concepts over traditional folder hierarchies.
Capacities offers a free plan with core note-taking and object features. Paid pro plans unlock advanced AI, more storage, and enhanced sync for power users.
Capacities offers integrations and is building out extensibility, though it primarily focuses on its networked note-taking experience for individual knowledge management.
Capacities’ object-based structure differs from Markdown tools like Obsidian and all-in-one apps like Notion. It is ideal for networked thinking and research organization, with AI that enhances connected note-taking.
Capacities treats everything as an object—notes, people, books, projects—that you can link into a networked knowledge base. AI writing and search enhance this structure, and daily notes, backlinks, and graph views support connected thinking. It is ideal for researchers who prefer linking concepts over folders.