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Private beta
Write in ink. Rule in code.
Scan a notebook page. NotePunk reads your handwriting, runs the commands you wrote, and files the rest.
01Send Dana the revised pricing tiers ->email dana@foundry.co △1
02*task Revised quote to Foundry Print by Friday △2
03$$summary Vendor sync notes for the team △3
How it works
Three moves. No apps in the way.
01
Write
Brainstorm, doodle or mind-map on paper. No screen in the loop.
02
Scan
Snap the page. SynText reads your handwriting into clean text, tags and commands.
03
Execute
Review the actions, then let them run: emails sent, tasks created, research filed.
Capture everything. Lose nothing.
What your notebook can do
Capture
Scan handwritten pages from any notebook, any pen, any light. OCR turns them into searchable text while the original page stays with the note.
Query your archive
Search by meaning, not just keywords. Everything you have ever written becomes a queryable external brain.
Executable paper
Write commands on the page. A few symbols send emails, create tasks, run research and file summaries.
Talk to your notes
Chat with one note, a notebook or the whole archive. The AI reads what you wrote and answers in context.
Visual intelligence
Sketches, diagrams and charts come through as diagrams and data, and link into a knowledge graph of your ideas.
Analog archive
Every page joins a personal knowledge base, linked by topics, entities and relationships. Your memory, kept.
The command language
SynText
A few marks on the page become real actions. Write the symbol, write the rest in plain handwriting, scan.
->email user@example.com
Send the note to someone
Email
*Task description
Create a task
Google Tasks
@research topic
AI research on the topic
AI
$$summary
Executive summary of the page
Document
#ProjectName
Tag and categorize
Tags
!!AI instruction
Custom AI prompt
AI
@diagram
Sketch to Mermaid diagram
Visual
△1 □ ○
Order, region and decision markers
Markers
Private beta
The pen is the interface. The page executes.
Spots are limited while we tune the scanner. Request access and we'll send an invite as seats open, or redeem a code if you have one.