Guide
Save what matters. Find it when you need it.
Takt turns the videos, PDFs, articles, posts, and voice notes you save into structured Markdown notes you can search, read, and use again.
Takt is an AI note-taking app for the sources you already collect. Save a link, file, or voice note and Takt returns a structured note with a summary, key insights, tags, and the original source attached. Everything stays in one private, searchable library.
Why save sources as notes?
Bookmarks remember where something was. Notes remember why it mattered. Takt keeps both: the original source remains attached, while the useful parts become readable and searchable without reopening every tab.
What you can save in Takt
- Videos and podcasts when you want the argument, highlights, and exact moments back later.
- PDFs and articles when a useful detail should not disappear into downloads or bookmarks.
- Posts and web pages when they belong with your wider research.
- Voice notes when an idea arrives before you can write it down.
Notes that stay useful after the first read
Every entry can be organized with tags and collections. When you are working through a question, Ask Takt can help you revisit the notes you saved instead of relying on a half-remembered summary.
Use your library with AI tools
Takt can also connect to compatible AI clients over MCP. That gives your assistant a way to search and cite the sources in your own library while you work, rather than asking you to paste context into every conversation.