Fenlio — the second brain that maintains itself
Stop organizing your notes.
Start receiving the results.
Fenlio files your notes, links related ideas, and flags contradictions — on its own schedule, while you work. You check in on finished work instead of doing the filing.
Setup takes about a minute. Answer two questions, drop in your notes, and the agents take it from there.
What your agents do all day
Four jobs, running on your workspace’s own cadence. None of them need you to press anything.
Files everything you add
Drop in Markdown, PDFs, Word documents, or a whole GitHub repository. A classifier reads each note and files it into your workspace’s folders — with a written reason you can check, and a one-click way to overrule it.
Maps how it connects
Related notes are linked automatically and drawn as a live graph — in 2D or 3D. You watch your brain being maintained instead of maintaining it.
Flags what disagrees
When two notes contradict each other — an old price, a changed claim — Fenlio flags the pair for your decision. It never merges or deletes anything on its own.
“Pricing notes” and “Offer draft” state different prices for the same package.
Drafts from your own notes
Creator Studio writes scripts, newsletters, outreach, and landing pages from your verified notes — and every draft lists exactly which notes it drew from. If there isn’t enough context to draft honestly, it says so instead of making something up.
Built for how you work
Two onboarding questions pick your workspace’s folder structure and agent roster from a set we built and tested — no blank slate to design.
From scattered ideas to scripts ready to shoot
Voice memos, half-written hooks, and research land in one place. Fenlio files them into Ideas, Scripts, and Hooks & Openers, keeps your voice notes close, and Studio drafts scripts from what you already wrote — not from a blank prompt.
Your folders, ready on day one
The agents this workspace runs
Every other tool waits for you
Note apps store what you file. Chat tools answer what you ask. Both put you back on the hook for the upkeep. Fenlio inverts it: the work happens on a schedule, and you review the result.
Boring where it counts
The interesting part of Fenlio is what it does for you. How it treats your data is deliberately unexciting.
Isolated at the database
Your workspace is separated from every other tenant with Postgres row-level security — enforced by the database itself, not just by the application.
Drafts cite their sources
Every Studio draft records which of your notes it drew from. Too little verified context, and it tells you that instead of improvising.
Yours to take with you
One click exports your entire workspace as a single file — notes, folders, connections, and drafts. It works whether or not your subscription is active.
Your notes deserve a staff.
Answer two questions, add what you have, and let the agents keep it organized from here on.