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Unofficial client · self-hosted · MIT

Poznote,
in your pocket.

Pozzy is a mobile client for the self-hosted Poznote note-taking server. It talks to your own hardware over the Poznote REST API — no cloud, no third parties, nothing in between.

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iOS · Android · Web — Expo SDK 57, React Native — 100 API endpoints covered

Pozzy notes list, light theme

Get the app

Download Pozzy

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Store listings are on the way — until then, the app runs via Expo Go (see Setup below).

What’s inside

Everything Poznote does, in your hand

  1. 01

    Notes, done right

    Instant search, workspace and folder filters, favorites, tags, soft-delete — and an editor with edit-lock, so co-editing with the web UI stays conflict-free.

  2. 02

    Power tools

    Public share links, reminders, version history with one-tap restore, backlinks, attachments, Markdown ↔ HTML conversion, bulk actions via multi-select.

  3. 03

    Organized

    Folders with note counts, workspaces with a quick switcher, trash with restore, reminder notifications with an unread badge.

  4. 04

    Server management

    Multiple saved servers, version and update check, Git Sync (status, push, pull), backups, and active share links — right from Settings.

  5. 05

    Private by design

    The app talks only to your server, over HTTP Basic Auth. App lock with biometrics or device PIN relocks 30 seconds after you switch away.

  6. 06

    Feels native

    Light, dark, and system themes. English and Russian UI, auto-detected from the system locale, with a manual override in Settings.

Screenshots

Real screens, no mockups

Notes list with search, tags, and favorites
Notes with instant search
Folders with note counts
Folders and organization
Settings with servers, theme, Git Sync, and backups
Settings and server tools

Setup

Up and running in two minutes

  1. Install Node.js 20+ and Expo Go on your phone.
  2. Clone the repo, install dependencies, start Expo.
  3. Scan the QR code with Expo Go.
  4. Enter your server URL and Poznote credentials.
Read the full guide 
$ git clone https://github.com/blanergol/pozzy.git
$ cd pozzy
$ npm install
$ npm start

› scan the QR code with Expo Go