Your storage
Open a local folder directly or use your own Google Drive. MindContext works on storage you control instead of owning it.
How storage works →A second brain that keeps your knowledge in plain Markdown, works directly with a local folder or your Google Drive, and helps you rediscover the relationships between ideas.
MindContext adds useful projections around your notes without turning them into proprietary data.
Open a local folder directly or use your own Google Drive. MindContext works on storage you control instead of owning it.
How storage works →Notes remain ordinary Markdown with open, Obsidian-compatible conventions for links and structure.
Explore Markdown support →Search indexes and knowledge projections are local and rebuildable. Your note content is not a MindContext cloud database.
Read the privacy model →The architecture is being designed around explicit capabilities so future extensions do not need your raw storage credentials.
See the plugin direction →Open a local Markdown/Obsidian folder directly, or connect Google Drive with narrow file-scoped permission.
Create Markdown notes, wikilinks, properties, tasks, code, tables, math and diagrams.
Backlinks, graph and search are derived locally from the files you already own.
Leave MindContext whenever you want and your Markdown remains understandable elsewhere.
Reading, writing, organizing and continuing to work with your Markdown notes in MindContext will remain free. Your notes will never be put behind a paywall.
We may introduce optional paid services in the future, but the core experience for working with your own notes will stay free.
Plugins are a product direction, not a finished marketplace yet. The goal is to add capabilities without changing who owns your data.
Use the beta, tell us what breaks, and help shape the next version of MindContext.