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Notes you and Claude keep together.

Claude reads, searches and writes the notes you share with it, and nothing else. The rest stays encrypted where even the server can’t read it, and every word Claude changes is marked and kept in History.

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Connect Claude, share note by note

Add Plim as a connector in Claude: on the web, in the desktop and phone apps, or in Claude Code. Plim asks you first. Then Claude sees the notes you share with agents, a switch on each note, and nothing more. What it keeps for you starts out shared; your own notes stay private until you share them. Tags only sort your notes: they never share anything.

What Claude writes carries its badge, in the note and in History, so you can tell its words from yours on every device. Each edit keeps the note as it was first, and Restore puts it back. Claude can’t delete a note.

Claude can open only the notes your Plim has handed it keys to. To answer it, Plim’s connector unlocks those notes for a moment and keeps nothing, and what Claude reads goes to Anthropic, as anything you ask Claude does. Stop sharing a note with agents, or disconnect, and it gets new keys.

For developers

On your own computer, the plim terminal client serves the same tools to Claude Code, Codex and any other MCP client, on the same notes: those you share with agents. Give a project a tracking note: Claude Code reads it at the start of a session to see where things stand, and keeps it up to date as it works (what shipped, what was decided, what’s still open), so you can follow along on your phone.

claude mcp add tiro -- tiro mcp

A log that answers back

Log your workouts on your phone, a note a session. A small script on a server of yours checks every half hour: a new workout goes to Claude for a review, and the plan for the next session comes back as a note of its own, written as the script, so it’s marked as the script’s, not yours.

# the workouts, to read
plim cat --tag gym
# the plan, marked as the script’s
plim add --as "Gym review" < plan.md

--as names who wrote. The app marks it as it marks an agent’s writing (in the margin, in History, on the list) and keeps the note in Connected, beside the notes your agents see. What you write yourself stays yours.

A notebook you hold the keys to

Plim keeps your notes on every device you use, in step to the second. You write in plain Markdown; it shows it to you as a page.

Before a note leaves your hands it’s encrypted with a key only your devices hold. The server keeps it safe and syncs it, and can’t read a word. Who else reads it is up to you, note by note: a friend you send a link to, or your agents.

There’s no password: a passkey signs you in, and twelve words, written down somewhere safe, bring everything back if you ever need them.

What you get

• Claude and your other agents: they search, read, add to and edit only the notes you share with them
• Its words marked as its own, and every version of every note kept; History shows just what changed
• Scripts that write as themselves (plim --as), and Connected: every note an agent sees or a script wrote in, in one place
• Edit, Split and Preview, and a / for today’s date
• Tags, written right in the text: #gym, a row of them over your notes to pick from
• A link to share a note, live with others, still encrypted
• Thirty days to change your mind about a deletion
• Works offline, and from your terminal