Korely
Korely is a local-first desktop knowledge base for notes, meetings, tasks, and AI-assisted search across your own vault.
What is Korely?
Korely is a desktop knowledge base app for people who want their notes, meetings, tasks, and AI context in one place. It stores your writing in a local vault on your machine and lets you capture typed notes, meeting recordings, and dropped-in media for transcription and summarization. The app is designed for knowledge workers, researchers, writers, and teams who want to reuse their own information across everyday workflows instead of copying it between tools. Korely also includes an MCP server so compatible AI tools can search and reason over your existing notes and project history. Its core experience centers on local-first storage, searchable knowledge, linked notes, and task tracking that stays close to the source material. Korely is published by Massimiliano Martella and is available as a native desktop app for Mac alongside other desktop platforms.
Key features
- Capture notes, meetings, and tasks in one local vault
- Record audio or meetings and turn them into transcripts and summaries
- Search notes with keyword and semantic search
- Link related notes through a knowledge graph
- Use built-in MCP support with compatible AI tools
- Store notes as Markdown files that work with other tools
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Safety overview
Status: Mostly safe
Korely is intended to store personal work materials such as notes, recordings, transcripts, and tasks, so the main consideration is the sensitivity of the information you put into it. Access to files, microphone input, or meeting recordings can be normal for its note-taking and transcription features. If you use AI integrations, cloud transcription, or external bots, be mindful of what project, client, or personal information you share and review the app's privacy options before enabling those features.
Recommendation: Keep Korely if you actively use it for notes, meetings, or AI-assisted knowledge work. Remove it if you no longer use the app, but export or back up any notes, recordings, or task data you want to keep first because those materials may be stored in its local vault.
Common paths
/Applications/Korely.app
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