Flit

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A notes and personal knowledge app with categories, links, voice capture, and export.

SI Score
80/100
Pricing
Freemium AI reading, not confirmed
Free plan
Yes AI reading, not confirmed
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What it does

Flit is a personal note-taking and knowledge-management product with a browser workspace and an Android app. The official pages describe categorized notes, bidirectional relationships, pinning, knowledge-graph views, voice recording and transcription, and full import and export. Its free browser tier includes notes; Flit Core adds sync, encryption at rest, MCP access, and connected apps. The Android listing shows a product update dated October 2, 2026.

Capture a note and connect it to related ideas

Flit combines notes with categories and bidirectional relationships, so a user can build a personal knowledge base rather than leave each note isolated. Its feature page describes pinning and color-coding notes, Android voice recording with local transcription, and import/export; the web product adds a knowledge-graph view and paid sync through Flit Core. This division may suit people who want simple local capture on Android and browser access to a wider knowledge base.

The official billing page lists browser notes at no cost and describes Core as the upgrade for sync, encryption at rest, MCP, and connected apps. The Google Play listing says the Android app was updated October 2, 2026, with interface improvements. The feature page documents local voice transcription and full import/export. I did not install the app, create a web account, record audio, sync devices, or test encryption or import/export.

Strengths

  • Categories and bidirectional relationships support connected notes and knowledge-graph exploration.
  • The Android app documents local voice transcription, and the vendor lists full import and export.
  • The browser notes tier is free, with sync and connected features separated into Flit Core.

Watch out for

  • Sync, encryption at rest, MCP access, and connected apps require the separate Core plan.
  • The web and Android experiences have different sign-in and storage descriptions, so users should check which behavior fits their workflow.

Best for

  • People who want categorized notes with links between related ideas
  • Android users who capture voice notes and want to export or connect them to a web knowledge base

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