Trinote

Trinote

Native Trilium client

15 ratings
4 reviews
Free

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Released
March 28, 2026
Updated
October 28, 2026

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A native, open-source iOS client for self-hosted note servers. Browse, organize, and search your entire note tree, including text, code, and image files. Enjoy offline access to cached content and customize the app's appearance.

✓Browse and organize note tree
✓Full-text search on server
✓Read and edit text, code, images, files
✓Offline caching of content
✓Customizable appearance with dark mode
✓Privacy-focused client-only design
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What's New in Trinote

1.22.0

October 28, 2026

Trinote 1.22.0 brings AI chat, link previews, Shortcuts and support for Trilium 0.107. NEW • AI chat: talk to the AI set up on your Trilium server. Pick a model, turn on web search, note tools or extended thinking, and attach photos and files. Replies can include diagrams and math. Open your chats with the sparkles button on the Notes tab (AI Chat in the iPad sidebar), or choose Chat with AI in a text, code or Markdown note's ⋯ menu to have the AI read and edit it. Needs Trilium 0.105 or newer. • Link previews: Trilium's link chips, cards and video previews now show in your notes and stay intact when you edit. Pasted links can turn into previews, and tapping a link lets you switch it between a plain link, chip, card or video. • Shortcuts: Add to Today's Journal, Create Note and Open Today's Journal. Put Add to Today's Journal on the Action Button for quick capture. It works offline too, and your text is added once you're back online. • Change a note's type from its ⋯ menu. • Edit a note's attributes, with explanations of Trilium's built-in ones, and fill in promoted fields at the top of the note. • Protect or unprotect a note together with all of its subnotes. • New setting "Lock Protected Notes on Exit": turn it off to keep protected notes unlocked until your server's timeout, even when you leave or restart the app. • Autosave can now save after just 1 or 2 seconds, and the save button hides once your changes are saved. IMPROVEMENTS • Ready for Trilium 0.107: search, moving notes and AI chat work with the new version. The AI asks before changing your notes, read-only notes such as Trilium's help pages can't be edited by mistake, and web clippings keep their icons. • Redesigned sign-in, with a Connecting screen you can cancel. Pasting a full server address now just works, and the sign-in screens are translated into all of Trinote's languages. • Protected note titles show throughout the tree once you unlock them. • The PIN and Face ID lock now also covers open sheets and menus, and blocks keyboard shortcuts. • Uses less memory, especially when idle. FIXES • Fixed edits that could be lost when iOS closed the editor in the background with autosave on, and notes that came back blank after returning to the app. • Fixed being signed out after force-quitting Trinote. • Fixed a crash at launch on some iPhones. • Fixed the note ⋯ menu opening too tall and the Account settings footer being cut off.

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User reviews

How Apps Used to Be

No ads, no in app purchases, no data collected, no cost. It does what it is meant for and nothing else. Updated frequently. Perfect app.

Perfect

Does exactly what you think it will do seamlessly. Works perfectly with my self hosted Trilium instance.

Works like a charm

Found this app by chance and it works like a charm with my Trilium notes. It is lightweight, straightforward to set up. Loved the ability to selectively sync notes/files so that I need not move my entire database to the phone. It is way better than accessing Trilium through the browser.

Finally!

Trilium has been my go-to for notes for several years. The only thing it was ever missing was a native mobile app. So happy to see Trinote fill that gap. First few laps with it and it seems to work perfectly. No stripped down viewer, this supports full editing and server sync. Love it so far!

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FAQ

What is Trinote?

Trinote is a native, open-source iOS client designed to interact with your self-hosted Trilium or TriliumNext note server. It allows you to browse, organize, search, and edit your notes directly from your iPhone or iPad.

Does Trinote work offline?

Yes, Trinote offers offline functionality by caching your note tree structure and recent content. This allows you to continue working on your notes even when your network connection is unavailable, though features like server search require an active connection.

What types of notes can I view and edit in Trinote?

You can view and edit various note types, including text (HTML), code, images, and file notes. You can also update titles and content, and manage attachments by adding from Photos or Files, downloading, and sharing.

How does Trinote handle privacy?

Trinote is a client-only application, meaning your data resides exclusively on your personal Trilium server and your local device. The app itself does not store or transmit your note data.

What are the requirements to use Trinote?

To use Trinote, you need a running Trilium or TriliumNext server and a compatible iOS version. Specific note types, such as canvas or advanced widgets, might have limited functionality or open in a web view.

Can I customize the appearance of Trinote?

Yes, Trinote allows you to tune its appearance with several color selection options, including a dark mode. This helps personalize your note-taking experience.

How often is Trinote updated?

The latest version of Trinote is 1.19.2, and it was last updated on June 7, 2026. Updates typically bring improvements and new features to enhance the user experience.

Does Trinote have ads?

No, Trinote does not contain advertisements. As an open-source client, it focuses on providing a clean and uninterrupted user experience for managing your notes.