Craft

Craft is a note-taking and document creation app that brings writing, tasks and planning into a shared workspace. Craft serves people producing written material, organizing projects or keeping personal records, including writers, students, educators, creators and product managers. Documents, daily notes, calendars and whiteboards provide different ways to capture and develop information.

Craft combines a block-based editor with an AI writing assistant and tools for publishing finished documents. Craft also supports real-time collaboration and offline use. The website describes a workflow in which quick notes captured on an iPhone can later become refined documents, with synchronization keeping content available across devices.

Craft covers both free-form writing and structured organization. Craft lets people keep tasks beside their supporting notes, arrange information into folders or databases, and share documents through published pages. Natural-language semantic search helps locate information across a space, while templates and saved styles support recurring document formats.

Craft is available on macOS, iOS, iPadOS, Windows, Android and the web. Craft offers a browser access path and an App Store download, with real-time synchronization and offline editing included in the plan comparison. Users can capture notes, refine documents and organize work through spaces, folders, tags or collections.

Craft lists MCP connections for Claude, ChatGPT, Claude Code, Windsurf, Cursor, Visual Studio Code and Raycast. Craft also lists API integrations and building tools including Apple Shortcuts, Zapier, Replit, Lovable, Bolt, v0 and Codex CLI. Example projects on the website include a blog publisher, reading tracker, plant dashboard and dream journal.

Craft presents use cases for creative, educational, professional and personal work. Craft's examples include podcasters preparing show notes, photographers organizing shoot plans, students keeping course notes and site managers assembling work reports. These examples emphasize keeping related writing, reference material and tasks together rather than using Craft solely as a text editor.

Craft's strengths include the connection between document content and tasks, multiple organization methods, and access across desktop, mobile and web. Craft supports both private note-taking workflows and published documents, with offline editing and synchronization included in the free offering. Capacity, collaboration access and advanced publishing controls depend on the selected plan.