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EdgeEver is a free notes app you can run yourself, built around the classic three-pane layout of notebooks, a note list, and an editor. Because it connects to AI tools through MCP, assistants such as Claude Code, Codex, and Cursor can read, organize, tag, and summarize your notes, or help publish them into Notion, Feishu Bitable, Substack, or Medium. It runs entirely on Cloudflare's free tier, so there is no monthly hosting bill, though setting it up requires a Cloudflare account and an access key to connect your AI assistant.

Files/PDF
Notes
Writing

Use This MCP server To

Capture quick notes and ideas from any device Ask my AI assistant to organize and tag my notes Have my AI summarize a batch of notes for me Turn a note into a polished post for Substack or Medium Sync notes into Notion or Feishu Bitable automatically Save an article I found on the web into my notebook Export all my notes as a backup I can keep forever

README

EdgeEver

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EdgeEver: A serverless, 100% free, open-source, and AI-native self-hosted Evernote alternative.

EdgeEver is a modern, open-source notes workspace built for effortless knowledge management. It revives the beloved Evernote-style three-pane layout while offering an open data architecture and seamless AI Agent integration for complete ownership and smart productivity.

💡 Serverless & 100% Free Forever EdgeEver uses a pure Serverless architecture. No server purchase or VPS rental is required, and there is no need to configure Docker or SSL certificates. By running within Cloudflare's free quotas, personal use is 100% free with zero maintenance.

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Why EdgeEver

Many long-time Evernote users simply want a reliable, open, and fast personal knowledge base. However, existing mainstream solutions all present tradeoffs:

  • Evernote: It has grown increasingly bloated with commercial ads and unnecessary features, degrading performance. Data export is cumbersome, free tiers are heavily restricted, and AI/MCP features require costly subscriptions.
  • Obsidian: Exceptionally powerful and open, yet feels a bit heavy for quick, friction-free captures on the go. Official sync is subscription-based, while third-party sync setups demand significant effort.
  • Memos & Stream Notes: Clean and simple, but their social-timeline layouts differ fundamentally from the structured productivity of a classic three-pane workflow.

EdgeEver fills this gap: It preserves the refined three-pane layout you know and love, while unlocking complete data ownership, native AI capabilities, and zero-cost self-hosted deployment.

💡 Recommended Workflow: Use EdgeEver as your central inbox to quickly capture ideas and notes on any device. When it's time to curate and publish, leverage MCP to let your AI assistant distill, tag, and sync them into Obsidian, Notion, or Feishu Bitable, or copy beautifully styled posts directly into Substack, Medium, or newsletters with a single click.

Online Demo

The public demo resets every day at 3:00 AM (China Standard Time) and restores sample notes. Do not store private content there.

Features

edgeever FAQ

Can I use this to have my AI assistant organize my notes?
Yes — once connected, tools like Claude, Codex, or Cursor can read your notebooks, tag notes, and summarize them for you.
Can I use this to publish my notes online?
Yes — you can export any note as nicely formatted text ready to paste into Substack, Medium, WordPress, or a newsletter.
Which apps can I use this with?
It is built to work with AI coding assistants such as Claude Code, Codex, and Cursor that support MCP, rather than with chat apps like ChatGPT or Gemini directly.
Do I need an account or an access key?
Yes — you set a username and password when you deploy your own copy, and your AI assistant needs an access key to connect to it.
How hard is it to set up?
It takes some technical comfort — you deploy your own free copy on Cloudflare, which involves creating a Cloudflare account and following a short setup guide, and an AI assistant can walk you through the steps.
Does this cost anything to use?
No — personal use stays free by running within Cloudflare's free usage limits, so there is no server to rent or subscription to pay.
Can I try it before setting it up myself?
Yes — a public demo is available to explore, though it resets daily and is not meant for storing anything private.
Can I use it on my phone?
Yes — apps exist for Android and macOS, with iOS and Windows on the way, plus a web version that works on any device.