Lume - Notes that arrive before the thought leaves

Lume is a native Windows notes app (WinUI 3, no Electron) that stays hidden until you need it. Shake your mouse or press a shortcut, write, and it's gone. Beyond quick notes: a scratchpad that does maths as you type and runs small Python, JS or PowerShell snippets, pen ink right on top of your text, and freehand boards next to your notes. Local-first, optional OneDrive sync. Free for up to 20 notes.

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Lume is a notes app for Windows that stays hidden until you need it. Shake your mouse and it's in your hands. Write, press Esc, and it's gone. It started from a simple problem: losing quick thoughts because the notes app took too long to open. What came from daily use: • Scribble on top of any note with a pen or mouse • A scratchpad (Ctrl+Alt+N) that does maths as you type • A tiny IDE inside it: run Python, JS or PowerShell blocks and the output lands right under the code • Freehand boards next to your notes Native WinUI, not Electron. Reading and exporting your notes stays free, always. What makes you give up on a notes app?