How citations work

If it isn’t in your notes, it doesn’t appear.

NoteNet is a second brain that answers back — only from your notes. Each claim carries a citation chip to the note and the line. Click it and you’re in the source. No source → that sentence doesn’t ship. Ask your notes in plain language. Get cited answers.

A cited answer

In March you landed on an $8 entry tier N04·L42. Jane on the Acme call pushed back on $12 N11·L8.

Sources — every claim traced
N04·L42Pricing experiments — March
line 42
N11·L8Customer call — Acme
line 8
How to

How to get a cited answer

  1. 01

    Write or import Markdown notes

    Capture decisions, calls, and drafts as Markdown — or import notes you already keep. Retrieval is fenced to your account. Nothing enters an answer that isn’t in this vault.

  2. 02

    Ask in plain language

    Ask your notes the way you’d ask a colleague. What did I decide about pricing. What did Jane push back on. The job is cited answers, not a search ranking.

  3. 03

    Read the answer and open the chips

    Each claim carries a citation chip to the note and the line. Click it. You’re in the source. No source → that sentence doesn’t ship.

  4. 04

    Export Markdown or JSON anytime

    Leave whenever you want. Plain Markdown. JSON. One click. No lock-in is the only honest version of a second brain that answers back.

The chip is the citation

Geist Mono, 11px, signal on a hairline. It names the note and the line. Not an icon. Not a footnote you can’t reach.

No source, no sentence

The model does not get to paraphrase the internet into your vault. If the quote isn’t yours, it doesn’t ship in the answer.

Your notes only

Retrieval is fenced to your account. No one else’s corpus. No training on what you typed. Privacy is the architecture.

The wall is after

Free is 20 cited questions a day and a 50-note vault. Elite is $8/mo for more asks and a larger vault. You get the answer. Then the counter. Not a gate in front of the work.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

What is a cited answer?

A cited answer is an answer NoteNet builds only from your notes. Every claim carries a citation chip to the note and the line. Click the chip and you’re in the source. If a sentence has no source, it doesn’t appear.

What does “ask my notes” mean?

Ask in plain language. Every claim cites note+line. If it isn’t in your notes, it doesn’t appear.

Can NoteNet invent a source?

No. If it isn’t in your notes, it doesn’t appear. The model does not paraphrase the internet into your vault. No source → that sentence doesn’t ship.

Is NoteNet a NotebookLM / Gemini Notebook replacement?

No. Those are research notebooks / source packs. NoteNet is an ongoing private vault that answers with note+line citations.

Do you train on my notes?

No. Your notes are never used to train any model, ours or anyone else’s. Retrieval is fenced to your account. The architecture is on the Privacy page.

Free vs Elite for asking?

Free is 20 cited questions a day and a 50-note vault. Elite is $8/mo for more asks and a larger vault. Checkout is live. The wall is after the work — you get the answer, then the counter. See Pricing.

Free keeps 20 cited questions a day and a 50-note vault. Elite is $8/mo for more asks and a larger vault. Ask your notes — get cited answers.