Binder is a journal for everything you want to keep in one place — notes, voice memos, lists, links, photos, events, places, and more. Every piece of content is an entry, and every entry lives in your journal until you archive it.
Your first entry
- Tap or click the + button in the toolbar.
- Pick an entry type. Don’t overthink it — you can always change your mind.
- Fill in the details. Changes save automatically.
The main concepts
- Entries are the atoms of Binder. Each one has a type (Note, Voice Memo, List, etc.), a title, a timestamp, and type-specific content.
- Reminders can be attached to most entry types so Binder nudges you later.
- Collections are containers — a single entry whose body is a list of other entries. Great for trips, projects, or any grouped theme.
- Search (the magnifying-glass tab) finds anything across your journal, including items nested inside collections.
Moving around
- Journal tab — the full, reverse-chronological list of entries. Filter by type using the chips at the top.
- Search tab — natural-language search across every entry and collection item.
- Settings — customise app appearance and manage reminders. On macOS, also toggle help content sources while developing.
What to read next
- Notes — the simplest entry type
- Collections — group related entries together
- Reminders — attach reminders to any entry
- Search and navigation — find anything, fast