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Your space for notes, tasks, and big ideasTry Craft FreeCraft isn’t just for one thing, it’s for your things.DocsTasksCalendarWhiteboardsDaily NotesHow people use CraftTom, Podcaster and newsletter writerMeeting notes, social media postsAna, Producer and PhotographerShoot plans, scripts, timelines, wardrobe notesGagan, Product ManagerNotes, tasks, travel plans, blog draftsAmity, Creator and EducatorLessons, scripts, projects, daily sparksAaron, Writer and PodcasterShow notes, book outlines, daily tasksSeoyoung, CreatorCreative ideas, plans, projects, scriptsGian, Site ManagerWork reports, project boards, personal wikiStephen, Dog dad and dream chaserList of goals, progress trackerAaron, StudentCourse notes, project outlines, daily tasksGagan, Product ManagerNotes, tasks, travel plans, blog draftsAmity, Creator and EducatorLessons, scripts, projects, daily sparksAaron, Writer and PodcasterShow notes, book outlines, daily tasksSeoyoung, CreatorCreative ideas, plans, projects, scriptsGian, Site ManagerWork reports, project boards, personal wikiStephen, Dog dad and dream chaserList of goals, progress trackerAaron, StudentCourse notes, project outlines, daily tasksTom, Podcaster and newsletter writerMeeting notes, social media postsAna, Producer and PhotographerShoot plans, scripts, timelines, wardrobe notesGagan, Product ManagerNotes, tasks, travel plans, blog draftsAmity, Creator and EducatorLessons, scripts, projects, daily sparksAaron, Writer and PodcasterShow notes, book outlines, daily tasksSeoyoung, CreatorCreative ideas, plans, projects, scriptsGian, Site ManagerWork reports, project boards, personal wikiStephen, Dog dad and dream chaserList of goals, progress trackerAaron, StudentCourse notes, project outlines, daily tasksTom, Podcaster and newsletter writerMeeting notes, social media postsAna, Producer and PhotographerShoot plans, scripts, timelines, wardrobe notesGagan, Product ManagerNotes, tasks, travel plans, blog draftsAmity, Creator and EducatorLessons, scripts, projects, daily sparksAaron, Writer and PodcasterShow notes, book outlines, daily tasksSeoyoung, CreatorCreative ideas, plans, projects, scriptsGian, Site ManagerWork reports, project boards, personal wikiStephen, Dog dad and dream chaserList of goals, progress trackerAaron, StudentCourse notes, project outlines, daily tasksTom, Podcaster and newsletter writerMeeting notes, social media postsAna, Producer and PhotographerShoot plans, scripts, timelines, wardrobe notesWriteFrom first thought to final formIn Craft, your writing moves with you — capture ideas instantly across all your devices, then refine them when you’re ready. Transform quick iPhone notes into documents you’re proud to share.Learn moreTemplatesWhiteboardsWrite with AIPublish & ShareTodoTodo Perfect Bread RecipeCookingFeed StarterInboxBook Tickets to BarcelonaTravelFind Restaurants to TryTravelBourdain’s been on my mind again. Not just the food, the knives, the back-of-the-kitchen grit — but how he moved through the world. Curious. Sharp. Honest. Flawed in a way that made sense. I miss that kind of honesty.My Sourdough BreadMy Bread My Sourdough Bread500g Bread Flour350g Lukewarm Water100g Active Sourdough Starter10g Of SaltStart in the morning. Grab a big bowl and toss in 500g of bread flour (or all-purpose, don’t overthink it) with 350g of lukewarm water. Stir it into a shaggy mess. You’re not kneading, just mixing. Cover the bowl and walk away for 30–45 minutes. Let the flour and water get to know each other, this is the autolyse, where the magic begins.Come back. Now, add 100g of your bubbly sourdough starter (you fed it last night, right?) and 10g of salt. Use your hands and mix it all together. It’ll be sticky, borderline annoying, but just keep folding and squishing until it feels more like a dough than a swamp.WriteFrom first thought to final formIn Craft, your writing moves with you — capture ideas instantly across all your devices, then refine them when you’re ready. Transform quick iPhone notes into documents you’re proud to share.TemplatesWhiteboardsWrite with AIPublish & ShareLearn moreTodoTodo Perfect Bread RecipeCookingFeed StarterInboxBook Tickets to BarcelonaTravelFind Restaurants to TryTravelBourdain’s been on my mind again. Not just the food, the knives, the back-of-the-kitchen grit — but how he moved through the world. Curious. Sharp. Honest. Flawed in a way that made sense. I miss that kind of honesty.My Sourdough BreadMy Bread My Sourdough Bread500g Bread Flour350g Lukewarm Water100g Active Sourdough Starter10g Of SaltStart in the morning. Grab a big bowl and toss in 500g of bread flour (or all-purpose, don’t overthink it) with 350g of lukewarm water. Stir it into a shaggy mess. You’re not kneading, just mixing. Cover the bowl and walk away for 30–45 minutes. Let the flour and water get to know each other, this is the autolyse, where the magic begins.Come back. Now, add 100g of your bubbly sourdough starter (you fed it last night, right?) and 10g of salt. Use your hands and mix it all together. It’ll be sticky, borderline annoying, but just keep folding and squishing until it feels more like a dough than a swamp.Tom“ Publishing directly from Craft just feels natural — it’s where I write, so it makes sense to share from there too.”ImagineImagine the possibilities when everything's connected to CraftMake Craft yours — connect the tools you love, build what you need.Learn moreMCP ConnectionsClaudeChatGPTClaude CodeWindsurfCursorVisual Studio CodeRaycastOther MCP ClientsAPI IntegrationsLovableReplitApple ShortcutsBoltv0Claude CodeCodex CLIOther ToolsStart BuildingBlog PublisherReading TrackerPlant DashboardDream JournalCommunity200+ buildersExplore community templatesMCP ConnectionsMCP Connections+–API IntegrationsAPI Integrations+–Start BuildingBlog PublisherReading TrackerPlant DashboardDream JournalStart Building+–Community200+ buildersExplore templatesCommunity+–App Store AwardMac App of the YearApple Design AwardsFinalistWebbyAwarded three times in various categoriesGerman Design AwardExcellent Communications Design Interactive UXAmity Sensei“ I can make my notes not only functional but visually pleasing — which really motivates me to stay organized.”PlanPlanning that doesn't feel like workKeep your ideas and tasks together where they belong. Craft embeds tasks directly in your documents, keeping your best thinking connected to what needs to get done.Learn moreCalendar26 MarTodayThursdayCalendar+–Tasks✓Pack bagsPrint ticketsInboxTodaySet vacation auto-reply emailInboxAdd TaskTasks+–JournalTodayThis note isn’t urgent. It’s observational. Its job is to hold fragments of the day — thoughtsJournal+–Reminders12:30・Zoom with Lena: final trip details17:10・Check this Craft pageReminders+–Tasks✓Pack bagsPrint ticketsInboxTodaySet vacation auto-reply emailInboxAdd TaskTasks+–Reminders12:30・Zoom with Lena: final trip details17:10・Check this Craft pageReminders+–12:30・Zoom with Lena: final trip details17:10・Check this Craft pageJournalTodayThis note isn’t urgent. It’s observational. Its job is to hold fragments of the day — thoughtsJournal+–Calendar26 MarTodayThursdayCalendar+–OrganizeStructure That Adaptsto Your ThinkingChoose any approach that fits your mind: organize with spaces, folders and tags, or build rich databases with collectionsSpacesSwitch between work mode and personal modePersonal SpaceStarredWorkout RoutineLily ScheduleFoldersNotes❤️‍🔥Idea🧘‍♂️Thinking🌍TravelHard Work SpaceStarredBrand IdentityTags#Idea#DesignFoldersNotes🌐Website🍎App🖋️VisualizationFolders & TagsClassic structure for clearhierarchiesFoldersNotesIdea🧘‍♂️Thinking🌍TravelTags#idea#designCollectionsFor structured trackingand rich data#Aa Title AuthorTypeEssentials1Ada’s AlgorithmJames EssingerEssentials2Dream MachineMitchell WaldropEssentials3User FriendlyJohn HarwoodEssentials4Broad BandClaire L. EvansEssentials5Bringing Design t...Terry WinogradEssentials+DDeanna“ Craft is the one tool you need for everything — effortless organization, smooth navigation, and a workspace that adapts to your needs.”CustomizationMake it unmistakably yoursLearn moreLeo“ Craft is way more functional than Apple or Google Notes while being much easier to use than Notion.”Stay in the loopJoin the community and learn how other people get the most out of Craft.r/craftdocsDiscuss, share, and exploreSlackGet the inside track on new features@craftdocsStay up to date on our latest releases@craftdocsTips, tutorials, and feature deep divesPricingYour pace, your planUse it now and then, or integrate it into your daily flow.FreeFull access, great if you use it occasionally each week.€0 /monthGet StartedPlusDesigned to effortlessly fit into your everyday flow.€8.0 /monthUpgrade to PlusLearn more about group discountsLet’s get startedStart for free. No credit card required.Continue on webDownload on the App Store --- Choose The Plan That’s Right For YouFree Start exploring. A complete experience for occasional use.Starter€0 Explore all available features with a content limit.Sign upPlusYearlyMonthlyFor your daily workflow. Remove all limits and make Craft your everyday creative home.Plus€8.0 /monthOne account — full-featured, no content limit. Ideal for individual creators.Get StartedFamily€15.0 /monthFixed-price bundle of 2 to 6 Plus accounts in a single subscription. Collaborate in a shared Space.Get StartedTeam€50.0 /monthFixed-price with up to 10 Plus accounts in a single subscription. Collaborate in a shared Space.Get StartedBigger group?Contact usWhy Choose Craft PlusFor your daily workflow. Remove all limits and make Craft your everyday creative home.Free€0/monthSign upPlus€8.0/month per personGet StartedContent limit1500 blocksUnlimitedStorage1 GBUnlimitedMedia upload limit25 MBUnlimitedLink-sharingVersion history7 days30 daysCross-device syncShared SpaceNot availableAvailable with Craft FamilyAI assistant credits15 credits50 credits/monthAI assistant modelCore, FastCore, Fast, MaxAPI & MCP access100 requests/min20,000 blocks/min100 requests/min20,000 blocks/minSmart on price, strong on powerNotes$10/monthDocs$12/monthFile Storage$12/monthWeb Publishing$12/monthWith Craft€8.0/monthOther apps total$46/monthCommon QuestionsHow does the Free plan work?You can have up to 1500 blocks across all your documents. You get 1 GB storage and all the essential Craft features, making it perfect for exploring without pressure to upgrade.Will my documents sync across devices?Why might I see different prices in different countries?What happens to my documents if I switch plans?App Store AwardMac App of the YearApple Design AwardsFinalistWebbyAwarded three times in various categoriesGerman Design AwardExcellent Communications Design Interactive UX --- About CraftMillions of writers, thinkers and innovators use Craft to capture their big ideas every day.We believe that how you feel about the tools you use is just as important as the work you can do with them. That’s why we’re bringing the joy back to thinking, writing, creating and collaborating.OriginFounder’s StoryWhy Balint Orosz built Craft to bridge the gap between form and function.Why I built CraftSoftware that makes you feel greatI’ve always been a visual-first individual and I believe it’s rooted in my early education. From the ages of 3 – 5, I lived in the US with my family, and attended a Montessori-style kindergarten for foreign-language pupils. We did a lot of creative exercises, drawing and crafts, and, while these skills have never been my strengths, I’ve always admired them.I started coding at the age of 12 and, from the start, I didn’t really focus on what the software did, but how it felt to use it. Even in the beginning I was creating animations and UX paradigms with the goal of making the software feel more professional and delightful to use.With the first money I made, I bought a Mac and it represented for me the ultimate sophistication of software and hardware. Using it made me feel great. I felt good every day opening up that laptop and using the beautiful interface. I tried other platforms, but they never felt as good as the Mac.For most individuals, how software made you feel wasn’t important, but for me it was different. I was spending most of my waking hours in front of a computer, so how the software made me feel had a huge impact on how I felt myself.The tools we use, shape usI’m a big believer that our surroundings form us, and either charge us up with energy, or suck the energy from us. And that’s also true for the tools we use every day.Form and function must come hand-in-hand. Alone, either becomes frustrating, but if you strike the right balance the result is a tool that empowers you and fills you with delight. This is the case for physical tools – the right desk chair will serve you well from a functional point of view and fill you with admiration of its form every time you touch it. The small but important decisions made by the designers make it so great to use.It’s also true for digital tools. Software that frustrates you – no matter how powerful it is – will limit your ability. Instead of amplifying you, it distracts and frustrates you.In many ways, I refuse to use software that I feel frustrates me or sucks my energy. I have quite a short attention span and become frustrated very easily. If I am frustrated, the quality of my work/interactions suffers. So for me, the statement above is exponentially true.Writing and frictionThe more I’ve progressed in my career – and the more the whole industry changed – the more important async and written communication has become. However, the tools available to do this were extremely frustrating to use, specifically for my ‘on the go’ lifestyle. They were also horrible when it came to expressing my digital identity.There’s just tremendous noise in modern text editors, and the output – despite the significant customization capabilities in these tools – is very hard to control.I was frustrated by the process of collecting, expressing and sharing my thoughts. I was constantly distracted, often feeling like I was fighting a sluggish, complex tool, bloated with unnecessary features for my needs. And at the same time, I felt extremely unsatisfied with how the output represented me as an author.This friction was at its highest on touch devices, where we’re used to tools which are flawlessly executed by the best engineers in the world, like Messenger, WhatsApp and Instagram. Comparing our d2d tools to these just made it painfully clear how bad existing solutions actually were.Complexity and powerFor a while I thought too much complexity was the main issue and that tools needed to be more single-purpose so I started using minimal tools which were very limited. While getting started in these tools was easier, the frustrations started popping up very quickly, the lack of capabilities quickly became blockers, and I couldn’t continue to use these tools after a certain level of depth and complexity, which I hit quite in my workflow.So I understood there is a reason for complexity, but it has to be adaptive, and only visible when needed, instead of constantly distracting you.Our digital output is our digital identityJust like the clothes we wear or the car we drive, our digital output becomes an expression of ourselves. People judge by appearances in our digital world; how well the content is structured, how good the visuals look, etc. These things amplify or detract from your message and identity. Great tools help you amplify your message, instead of detracting from it.Enter CraftI knew I needed a tool that could empower me and fill me with joy every time I use it. Something that’s both very simple to get started with, but goes very deep in terms of capabilities. A tool which could generate output I am proud to associate with my digital identity. For me, Craft is that tool.I can rely on it wherever I am, and whenever I need it. The ability to structure docs with pages and cards means I can use different organizational methods to write longer documents, while still giving me control and clarity over the content.The core thing that differentiates Craft for me from other modern productivity tools, is that I love to use it, and what we see in our community feedback as well; people feel the attention to detail and the love we’ve put into building Craft. Other tools might be functional, but they are frustrating.Because Craft exists, I no longer start the day with apprehension, dreading where I will be spending most of my working day. I am now energized and excited for a day of thinking, writing and communicating in Craft. I love spending my day in Craft.Balint at CraftOur TeamPeople that make CraftWe’re passionate about building a tool that’s a joy to use, every single day. Let us know if you’re interested in working with us, we’d love to hear from you!We are hiring!InvestorsWe’re in good companyWe’re backed by industry-leading venture firms and some the world’s most accomplished product founders and leaders.EBRD TechnologyCraft raises $12m in Series B roundRead Announcement CreandumBacking Craft, the only writing tool you needRead Announcement InReach VenturesCraft Docs secures $8M Series A roundRead Announcement Press KitPress InformationInterested in learning more about Craft or speaking to the team? Reach out to us at press@craft.do – we’d love to connect. Check out our press kit to download logos, app icons, and screenshots.Download Brand Assets Let’s get started Start for free. No credit card required.Continue on web --- Affiliate ProgramEarn money by sharing Craft with your audience.Start EarningGet 50% of allreferred payments*Easy as One, Two, ThreeLove Craft? Your audience will too. Start earning in three simple steps.1. Register and ApplyToday✓Skim infoCreate Impact accountApply to Craft's programOur team will review your application and get back to you as soon as possible.😍51🤯342. Share Craft Do what you do bestShare your love for Craft 💜Engage your audience 👏Let them sign up through your personal affiliate link 🔗We're here to help you with resources and advice! 🤝3. Start Earning A win for us is a win for you!For every new subscription, upgrade, or renewal, you earn 50% of each payment for the first 12 months 🤝Our affiliate partner Impact helps you track your earnings. 📈Start EarningCommon QuestionsWhat is the Craft Affiliate Program and how can I apply?The Affiliate Program allows bloggers, writers, community leaders, content creators, influencers, and others to share Craft with their audience and earn financial rewards — Apply here! We review affiliate applications weekly. To evaluate and approve your application, we’ll ask for some details about you, including links to your content and information about your audience.What qualifies as a successful conversion?