Minttr

minttr.com ↗

Save notes, links, and images as cards and revisit them through search and reflective prompts.

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

Minttr is a card-based notes app for capturing notes, links, and images from the web app, browser extension, iOS, Raycast, and CLI. Its official pages describe search, Markdown, JSON, and CSV export, and resurfacing older saved material for reflection. The service is free to start; Pro is listed at $4.90 per month or $49 per year.

Minttr presents itself as a place for curiosity-driven capture rather than a general productivity or knowledge-management suite. Its official product page describes cards for notes, links, and images, with capture through a web app, browser extension, iOS, Raycast, and command-line interface. Search and export to Markdown, JSON, or CSV provide ways to retrieve and move saved material.

The pricing page says the service is free to use and lists Pro at $4.90 monthly or $49 yearly. The product also describes a reflective resurfacing feature, so it combines note storage with prompts to revisit older cards. I reviewed its product and pricing pages; I did not install capture tools or test export behavior.

Strengths

  • Capture options span the web app, browser extension, iOS, Raycast, and CLI.
  • Markdown, JSON, and CSV export provide several routes to retrieve or move saved notes.

Watch out for

  • The card-based service emphasizes curiosity and personal capture rather than conventional productivity or knowledge-management workflows.

Best for

  • Individuals who save interesting links and images alongside short notes.
  • People who want several capture methods and portable exports for personal reference material.

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