AnyNotes+ vs Cookey

AnyNotes is an AI note-taking app that helps you capture ideas, organize information, and turn notes into clear outcomes. Ideas find a place. Outcomes take shape. Capture with text, voice, photos, or shared webpages, then let AnyNotes turn scattered input into structured notes, summaries, key takeaways, and next-step suggestions. With AnyNotes, you can: Capture notes in the way that feels natural Write text notes, record voice notes, take photos, or share webpages from other apps. Voice notes support live transcription, while images and webpages are converted into readable text. Let AI Inbox organize what you collect Every new note can flow through AI Inbox, where it is cleaned up into a clearer title, body, summary, result card, and suggested follow-up actions. Keep exploring with AI Chat Once a note has been organized, you can continue the conversation, ask follow-up questions, clarify details, and develop the idea further with AI Chat. Group related notes into Topics Bring multiple notes together under a Topic and keep the bigger picture up to date. AnyNotes helps surface the current view, recent changes, and what to do next. Create shareable outcomes faster Turn organized content into briefs, task lists, polished writing, and shareable images so your notes can move beyond capture and into action. Stay organized as your notes grow Use tags, pinning, archiving, and search to keep important notes easy to find. AnyNotes is great for: Capturing ideas and daily thoughts Organizing meetings, voice notes, and research Tracking projects and product thinking Turning scattered input into results you can share and act on Notes: AI features require an AnyNotes Pro subscription. To use AI features, you also need to provide your own OpenAI API Key or sign in with Codex. Some AI features and sync behavior depend on network access and system services. Create artifacts with a local AI workspace AI Chat includes an on-device Alpine Linux emulator that can run shell commands and scripts to process files, perform calculations, and create charts and documents. View executed commands and their output in a read-only terminal-style panel, stop running commands, and preview or share generated files. The runtime supports downloading Linux packages and importing AI Skills from ZIP files or GitHub. Manage local workspace storage in Settings > AI Runtime > Sandbox. AI services and downloads require network access.

Cookey — Browser Sessions for Your Agents Scan a QR code on your phone, log in on mobile, and your browser session lands encrypted and ready for Playwright and AI agents. Cookey bridges the gap between mobile login and agent automation. When an AI agent or script needs a logged-in browser session, Cookey lets you handle authentication on your phone and securely deliver the result. How it works: 1. Run the Cookey CLI on your computer to generate a QR code. 2. Scan the QR code with this app. 3. Log in to the target website in the built-in browser. 4. Your session is encrypted on-device and delivered as Playwright-compatible JSON — ready for your agent to use. Key features: - End-to-end encrypted: Session data is encrypted on your device before it ever leaves your phone. The relay server never sees plaintext. - Zero registration: No accounts, no sign-ups, no device enrollment. The CLI generates its own key pair on first run. - Built for automation: Outputs Playwright-compatible storageState JSON. Pipe it into any browser automation tool or AI agent. - Self-hostable relay: The relay server is a single Docker image with memory-only storage and auto-expiring sessions. Host your own or use the public instance. - Session refresh: Re-authenticate expiring sessions with push notification reminders — no need to repeat the QR scan flow. - Open source: Every component — CLI, mobile app, and relay server — is open source and auditable. Cookey captures cookies and localStorage only. It does not store passwords, autofill data, or any other sensitive browser state. Note: WebAuthn, Passkeys, and FIDO2 security keys are not supported in the in-app browser due to Apple platform restrictions on WKWebView. Use alternative login methods such as password, SMS, or email link for sites that require these.