Eternal Notes is coming to Mac — a true Mac Catalyst app with a native menu bar, real keyboard shortcuts, and window state, not a stretched-out iPhone screen. The same wikilinks, Hubs, and Journal you already know, built for a bigger canvas.
Eternal Notes for Mac — full preview
Quick capture, today's journal, and every Hub you're working in — all one window away, with a sidebar built for a mouse and keyboard, not a thumb.
A global Quick Actions menu — new note, a template, today's journal, a prompt pack — is one keyboard shortcut away, from any app on your Mac.
The same daily Journal from iPhone, now with a full calendar month in view and a proper split-pane editor — write today's entry while glancing back at last week's.
Daily Notes, Weekly Reviews, Meeting Notes, Brain Dumps — the full Templates gallery, now with room to actually browse it instead of scrolling a phone screen.
Everything people ask about Eternal Notes on Mac.
Yes. It's built as a true Mac Catalyst app — a native menu bar, real keyboard shortcuts, and proper window state, not a stretched-out iPhone window pretending to be a desktop app.
Yes. Every note is a plain Markdown file, and sync — when you turn it on — uses your own iCloud account, never a third-party server, so the same notebook follows you across every device.
Eternal Notes is a one-time purchase, priced separately per platform through Apple's own purchase system. Exact Mac pricing will be confirmed at launch.
The Mac app is in development alongside the iPhone and iPad app. This page will be updated the moment it's available — check back soon, or reach out and we'll let you know.
The iPhone and iPad app is also finishing up App Store review. See the full Eternal Notes overview →
Eternal Notes for Mac is finishing up development. Check back soon, or reach out and we'll let you know the moment it's live.