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Dev tools · June 17, 2026

Organizer

Local-first timelines for notes, events, and follow-ups — with rich text, attachments, tags, and todos.

Organizer launched on June 17, 2026 with 4 votes, #3,322 of 22,647 launches that month and more than 75% of that year's launches.

What it does

Organizer is a local-first app for keeping chronological logs of anything you want to track — client follow-ups, a project's progress, a personal journal, research notes, or a record of events as they happen. Instead of files and folders, you work with timelines. A timeline is a named log you add to over time. Each thing you add is an entry: a timestamped, rich-text note that can carry attachments, a due date, and a done/not-done state.

A local-first app for notes, events, and follow-ups — kept in chronological order, stored on your own device. Every topic is a timeline you add to over time. Each entry is timestamped, so you always see how things unfolded. Bold, lists, tables, code, highlights, links, and more. Back-date or future-date any entry with a custom timestamp. Drop files onto an entry. Images and MP4 videos preview inline; everything else becomes a tidy download link. Turn any entry into a follow-up with a due date, then track everything outstanding on the Todos page. Tag timelines to group and filter them, and jump to anything with full-text search across all your entries. Your data lives in this browser on this…from useorganizer.com

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