Thoughts arrive anywhere. So does PeerNotes.
The browser you’re reading in, the phone in your pocket, the assistant you already ask — pick whichever is closest.
Start reading. Start keeping.
The whole workspace runs in any browser — nothing to install. Add the clipper and the page you’re on becomes a source, highlight and all.
Four recruiting leads compared how their teams screen with AI. The common thread: everyone is drowning in volume, nobody trusts the ranking. Several are quietly building their own scorecards on the side.
Say it before you lose it.
Walking out of a call is when the thought is sharpest. Tap to dictate and it’s in the workspace before you reach the car — or share a link or screenshot into PeerNotes from any app on your phone.
Everything lands in the same workspace, so your teammates pick it up from the browser.
Both apps are in private beta — tell us a little about your team and we’ll send you a build.
Ask about your own work. Get your own answers.
Connect PeerNotes to the AI assistant you already use, and it answers from what you and your teammates actually wrote — not from the open web.
The recurring theme is a synthesis gap, not a capture problem. Three separate calls land on the same complaint: people remember what was said, but not why a decision went the way it did, six weeks later.
- 1Copy your workspace address below.
- 2Paste it where your assistant asks for a connector.
- 3Sign in with your PeerNotes account. That’s it — no keys, no files to edit.
https://api.peernotes.io/mcpYour assistant only ever sees the workspaces your account can already open.
MCP is an open standard, so the list keeps growing without us shipping anything.