Jade Note

Jade Note is an AI notebook that gives your AI assistants a persistent memory. You write notes — preferences, project decisions, daily logs — and when you connect it to Claude or ChatGPT via the MCP (Model Context Protocol) server built into the app, those assistants can read from and write to your notes in real time. Instead of starting each conversation from scratch, your AI has access to a living knowledge base it can search, update, and maintain. The web app itself is a straightforward Markdown notebook with categories, search, and a RAG chat that lets you ask your own notes questions.

What makes Jade Note different is that it's designed for two-way interaction between you and your AI. The MCP server exposes operations like semantic search, note creation, and version control, so an AI agent can look up past decisions or log new insights on its own. Every change is versioned, so you can preview and roll back autonomous AI writes. The tool also includes structured memory features — typed links between notes, category wikis, and automated triggers that run AI tasks on a schedule or when new notes are created. It's a surprisingly thorough approach to a problem many AI users run into: the amnesia between chat sessions.

Jade Note is for anyone who uses AI assistants regularly and wishes they didn't have to repeat themselves. Researchers can store reading notes that the AI can reference later. Journalers can track habits and get pattern analysis. Project teams can keep a shared knowledge base that the AI consults when answering questions. The free tier includes 50 AI credits per month and a 60-day Pro trial, making it easy to test whether persistent AI memory fits your workflow.