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The Notion alternative for Mac

Stop rebuilding your work in Notion.

It's already on your Mac. Untitled puts your folders, files, notes and PDFs on one canvas, with an AI coworker that does the sorting.

For macOS 26 and newer

Untitled on a MacBook: folders, a note, photos and a web page on the canvas

Notion is great. For the team wiki.

Your actual work is a PDF in Downloads, a deck in a client folder and forty photos in iCloud. None of it is in Notion, and copying it there is a part-time job.

No Sunday setup. No templates, no linked databases, no dashboard you build once and never open again. Point Untitled at your folders and you're done.

Nothing to upload. Your library is normal files on your own disk. Folders you link in stay exactly where they are, and Finder still sees all of it.

Offline by default. Not a per-page toggle you had to remember before the flight. Everything but the coworker works with no connection at all.

What Untitled does that Notion can't

  • Opens the folders already on your Mac
  • Leaves every file where it is
  • Keeps Finder in the loop
  • Stores your work as plain files
  • Shows iCloud files where they live
  • Puts folders on a canvas
  • Shows what's in a folder at a glance
  • Stacks things into a pile
  • Fans a pile open
  • Moves real files with ⌘X
  • Keeps ten versions of every file
  • Opens Word files in place
  • Shows slide decks in place
  • Opens spreadsheets in place
  • Draws on PDFs
  • Highlights photos
  • Searches inside your photos
  • Searches inside your videos
  • Finds the latte photo when you type “coffee”
  • Searches by meaning with the Wi‑Fi off
  • Keeps an index of your whole Mac
  • Works offline without picking pages first
  • Looks at your images on your Mac, not a server
  • Keeps your files off anyone else's server
  • Opens a file with a tap of Space
  • Runs as a Swift app, not a web page
  • Sits next to Finder like it belongs there
  • Sorts a messy folder on your disk
  • Renames a pile of scans in one go
  • Undoes an AI folder clean-up with one ⌘Z
  • Builds a project's timeline from the files on your disk

Untitled vs Notion, honestly

See your work, not a list of it.

Spread it out on a canvas, fan a pile open, search for what you remember, or hand it to the coworker.

Canvas. Folders show what's inside them, and they sit wherever makes sense to you.
My Space: a stack of photos, folders for Clients, Hiring and Q4 Planning, and a proposal PDF
Fan. Stack related things together, then spread the pile out to see every piece.
A stack of five photos fanned out across the window
Search. Look up “coffee” and get the folder, the latte photo and the proposal. It reads what's in them, not only what they're called.
Search for “coffee” finding a folder, a logo, photos, PDFs and a Word doc
Coworker. Ask where a project stands. It reads the files, pieces together the timeline and links what it used. No copying and pasting into a chat box.
The coworker laying out the Halden Coffee project timeline in a table
Already indexed. Untitled keeps an index of everything on your Mac, so results are right and they're instant.
No app-hopping. PDFs, documents and images open inside Untitled, ready to read or draw on.
The Halden brand refresh proposal PDF open in Untitled

Your files stay yours.

Untitled works with the folders already on your disk. No importing, no uploading, no lock-in.

Smarter folders

Drop things in, put folders inside folders, and preview what's in them without opening anything.

On your Mac

Your library is regular files on your own disk. Nothing goes anywhere you didn't send it.

Bring your folders

Point Untitled at any folder you already have. Nothing gets moved or copied.

Pages

Write notes, plans and docs with blocks, tables, checklists and quotes.

Reads your formats

PDFs, Word files, slides, spreadsheets, video and web pages, all viewable without leaving.

Draw on it

Pen, highlighter and eraser work on pages, PDFs and images alike.

Search by meaning

Look for “why patients give up” and the research shows up. All of it runs locally.

Finds what's in photos

Images and videos are searchable by what's in them, analysed on-device.

An AI coworker

Have it sort, write or clean up. It does the job, and ⌘Z reverses it in one step.

Version history

Every file keeps its last ten versions, saved automatically.

Written for macOS

A Swift app, not a website in a window. It sits right at home next to Finder.

More Macs, and the webComing soon

Pick up your space on another Mac or in a browser.

Ten versions in twelve days.

Every change is in what's new. Here's where it's going next.

  1. 0.1 · 13 OctThe first Untitled for Mac
  2. 0.2 · 13 OctUpdates in the app, and a new welcome
  3. 0.3 · 14 OctIn step with Finder, and a coworker that sees your files
  4. 0.4 · 16 OctWorks the way your hands expect
  5. Latest · 0.4.2 · 24 OctSmoother, quicker, and the little things right
  6. ComingSix things on the way

  • Skills for the coworker

    Teach it a job once, and it does it your way from then on.

  • Connectors

    Gmail, Outlook, your calendar and more, for the coworker to work with.

  • Databases

    Collections of things with properties and views, the way Notion does them.

  • Pages that match Notion's

    Closing the gap on the blocks and shortcuts Notion's pages have.

  • More kinds of files

    More formats that open, read and search right inside Untitled.

  • Live pieces in pages

    Drop a calendar, and more like it, straight into a page.

Coming from somewhere else?

Here's what changes, what gets better, and where the app you're leaving still wins.

From NotionNotion is a great wiki. It's a strange place to keep your work.From ObsidianObsidian is a workshop. Untitled is a desk.From Apple NotesApple Notes is for notes. Untitled is for the work around them.

Try it: tap ⌘ twice.

Your coworker, two taps away.

Press ⌘ twice anywhere in Untitled, then ask it to find, sort, write or clean up.

Good to know

A Mac app that puts all your work in one place. Folders, files, notes, PDFs and pictures go on a canvas you lay out yourself. Search finds things by what they're about, and an AI coworker can do the sorting for you.

For your own work, yes. Pages write like Notion, with blocks, the / menu and [[ links. The difference is everything around them: Untitled works with the files already on your Mac, opens PDFs and decks inside the app, and runs offline. For a shared team wiki, Notion still wins. See the full comparison.

We'll share pricing soon. Until then, download it and use all of it.

A Mac on macOS 26 or newer. That's it.

On your disk, in a library folder full of normal files Finder can open. Folders you link in never move.

Mostly, yes. Browsing, pages and search all run offline. Only the coworker needs a connection.

Find, sort, rename, write and clean up anywhere in your space. Press ⌘ twice to bring it up. It does the work, shows you what changed, and ⌘Z reverses it.

Not yet, but both are coming. Follow along in what's new.

Us, directly. Send us an email and a real person will reply.