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Work · August 27, 2026

SpacebarX

A keyboard-first outliner for notes, tasks and projects

What it does

SpacebarX is a keyboard-first, local-first outliner for notes, tasks, writing, markdown, code, and projects. Capture and organize from the keyboard, add dates inline, and let Today collect what needs attention. Search across your workspace while keeping every note in context. It works offline and syncs through a cloud folder you control. Free forever. Pro adds visual views, saved searches, encrypted documents, version restore, Calendar, uploads, and BYOK AI.

SpacebarX is a keyboard-first, local-first outliner for notes, tasks, projects, writing and personal knowledge management. Work offline, sync through your own cloud and keep every idea connected.

SpacebarX is a fast, private outliner for work that starts as a thought. Capture it, turn it into a plan and keep every task beside the context that explains it. No card required. Your outline works offline and stays on your device. One connected workspace for notes, projects, tasks and the thinking behind them — real enough to play with, so tick the checkboxes, fold the sections, or switch to the live app. Write freely, then shape the work as it becomes clear. One nested tree holds quick reminders, active projects and years of research. Your workspace lives on your device, works offline and syncs through the cloud account you already control. Capture, search and move work without waiting…from spacebarx.app

Pricing, as stated on its site

Free tier, paid plans from $3.59/mo — SpacebarX offers a free plan with core outlining features. Pro plan starts at ₹299/month (approximately $3.59 USD/month based on current exchange rates), billed monthly with a 14-day free trial. A lif

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