A real notebook built into Nia — notebooks and tags to organize everything, private folders for what isn’t for sharing, and a dedicated space where Nia keeps its own notes too.
Everything below is already working today, in the app and from Nia's chat.
Group notes into notebooks, tag them however makes sense to you, and find things back by either.
Upload files alongside a note instead of describing them from memory.
Private folders are exactly that — a place to keep notes out of everything else, including the assistant, until you say otherwise.
Ask it to remember or jot something down, and it writes into its own folder — searchable by title, tag, or content — instead of getting lost in a chat you'll never scroll back to.
It's a real notebook like any other, not a hidden database — open it and see exactly what Nia's kept.
When Nia logs something on its own, it goes into a dedicated folder it manages — your own notebooks stay yours unless you ask it to work in them.
Yes — Notes has its own web app at notes.niaspark.com. Sign in with your Nia account and your notes are there, the same ones Nia reads and updates from chat. Without signing in you can look around as a guest.
That's Nia's own notebook — the place it writes to when you ask it to remember something, separate from folders you create yourself.
Yes — private folders are excluded from what Nia can read until you decide otherwise.
Yes, uploads are a real part of the API — attach files to a note instead of just describing them.