Early access beta · free · Patent Pending

Notes that
follow you.

Anchor a note to any window. It moves when the window moves, hides when it hides, comes back when it returns. And inside every note lives Atlas — a private AI that reads that window and helps with what’s actually on it.

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Free · Windows 10 and 11 · one-minute install, no account · there’s a note anchored to this page right now →

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quarterly_report.xlsx

A1 Revenue Q2

A2 Pipeline — committed

A3 Churn (see note →)

A4 Hiring plan H2

A5 …

Before the board call

☐ churn number is stale — refresh

☐ ask finance about A3

☑ flag hiring slip to Sam

report⚓

Anchor a note to a window.One click in the Command Center.

The window moves.The note doesn’t let go.

The window hides.The note waits — it doesn’t litter your desktop.

It comes back. So does your note.Even after a restart. It remembers.

The idea

It follows.

The window moves.

The note doesn’t let go — across the screen, across monitors.

The window hides.

The note waits. It doesn’t litter your desktop.

It comes back.

So does your note. Even after a restart.

What others don’t have

Every other sticky note
just… sits there.

Notes with no idea what you’re doing. Move the window and they stay behind — stranded next to a grocery list. Anchoring is the whole point, and nobody else has it.

Their note

Your note

Left: the window walks away, the note is stranded. Right: @/Anchored — the note rides the window. That’s the patent-pending part.

Compare

Only one follows.

Plenty of apps put a square of text on your screen. The column that matters is whether the note knows its window — and keeps it.

	Windows Sticky Notes	Zhorn Stickies	Notezilla	@/Anchored
Attaches a note to a window	—	✓	✓	✓
Follows live as you drag & resize	—	—	—	✓
Hides & returns with the window	—	✓	Partial	✓
Remembers its window after a restart	—	✓	✓	✓
Follows across monitors	—	—	—	✓
Notes dock to the window’s edges (six slots)	—	—	—	✓
AI that reads the window	—	—	—	✓
Private, on-device AI	—	—	—	✓
Works offline	✓	✓	✓	✓
No account required	Partial	✓	Partial	✓
Platforms	Windows	Windows	Windows · Android · iOS	Windows 10/11
Price	Free · built in	Free	$20	Free · early access

As of July 2026, per each product’s published documentation. Credit where due: Zhorn Stickies attaches notes that appear and hide with their window, and can place them relative to it when shown. Notezilla surfaces an attached note when its window, document, or website opens, with wildcard title matching. Neither documents live tracking of a window while it moves or resizes. Windows Sticky Notes’ newer app remembers where a note was taken, but notes don’t attach to windows; syncing uses a Microsoft account. Notezilla’s $20 is its one-time base license — sync and its mobile apps use a separate subscription. Spot an error? hello@at-anchored.com

Meet Atlas — Anchored Text-aware Local Assistant System

A private AI that
sees your window.

Every note carries Atlas: an assistant that reads the actual content of the window it’s anchored to. The note on this page is doing it right now — look right.

NOTE

⚓ ATLAS

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⚓ quarterly_report.xlsx local

Ask Atlas about this window — or use a quick action.

what’s the churn number I flagged?

in 0 · out 0

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Suggest

Control window

Ask Atlas…

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Reads your window

Anchor it to an email, code, or a page — it answers about what’s actually there, not what you paste.

Local-first and private

Runs on your machine, offline, nothing sent anywhere. Add a cloud key only if you want a bigger model.

Streams live

Answers arrive token by token with a live meter — no spinner, then a wall of text.

Suggests quietly

Turn on Suggest and Atlas watches the window as you work. One high-value nudge at a time. Never noise.

Acts with your approval

Atlas can fix text or press controls on the window it’s anchored to — previewed first, scoped to that one window, never anything else.

Bring your own AI — works with

LM StudioOllamallama.cppJanGPT4AllLocalAIany OpenAI‑compatible server

No key, no account. Paste your server’s address once and your models appear in the dropdown — fully on your machine.

Not a mockup

This is the actual app.

Captured straight from @/Anchored running on Windows. No marketing renders.

Atlas writing a full draft into a Notepad window on command

It writes into your window

Ask Atlas to draft or fix something and — only after you approve — it writes straight into the window it’s anchored to.

Atlas proactively flagging a garbled section in a script

It catches problems as you work

With Suggest on, Atlas quietly watches the window and flags real issues — like the garbled section it caught here — without being asked.

The Atlas permissions panel, each capability set to Off, Ask, or Allow

Your machine, your rules

Everything past reading the window is off until you allow it. Each capability is Off, Ask, or Allow — revocable anytime.

Real screen captures from the shipping build.

Make it yours

Six themes. Light or dark.

Every note re-skins instantly — pick a theme, flip light or dark, set a per-note accent. These are the real palettes from the app.

Midnight#4a9eff

Foundry#f47920

Forest#5cb85c

Crimson#e04040

Magenta#b24fd8

Mono#888888

Light and dark, slide-tab and bracket modes, free-floating sticky notes, up to six notes per window.

Features

The details are
the product.

Native to Windows. Starts instantly. Sips memory.

Persistent memory

Notes remember their window. Close the app, reopen — they re-anchor automatically, even waiting for a window that isn’t open yet.

Free notes

Not every thought belongs to a window. A free note floats anywhere, like a sticky note should — and remembers its spot.

Multi-monitor

Drag a window to another screen and the note follows seamlessly. Respects taskbars and work areas.

Native performance

A native core does the anchoring. Starts fast, stays out of your way — around 50 MB.

Private by default

Atlas runs locally. Your window content and notes never leave your machine unless you deliberately choose a cloud model.

Auto-save

Every keystroke saved instantly. No save button, no data loss. Local-first and crash-safe.

Works with everything

Code editors, browsers, spreadsheets, games — if it has a window, @/Anchored can ride it. No plugins.

Auto-updates

Every install keeps itself current, with a “What’s new” note after each update. Never silent, never manual.

Roadmap

Where we’re headed.

The best version of @/Anchored is the one you forget is there.

Phase 1 · Foundation

Window anchoring

Click-to-anchor, bracket and slide-tab modes, persistent memory, multi-monitor, auto-save.

Shipped

Phase 2 · Production

The native rewrite

Native Windows app, spring animations, real typography, light and dark, six-slot multi-note per window.

Shipped

Phase 3 · Intelligence

Atlas — context-aware AI

Reads the anchored window; local-first or cloud; streaming answers; proactive suggestions; and — with your approval — edits text and operates controls, scoped to that one window.

Shipped · v0.11

Phase 4 · Open

Bring your own AI

Point Atlas at any OpenAI-compatible local server — LM Studio, Ollama, llama.cpp, your own gateway. No key, no account.

Shipped · v0.11.4

Phase 5 · Sync

Cloud & sharing

Optional sync through your own cloud drive. Share notes between @/Anchored users. Offline-first, sync when connected.

Planned

Phase 6 · Open, part two

Connectors

Anchored becomes the product your AI connects to: Claude — or any MCP client — can read your notes and leave one anchored to the window it’s about. Atlas gets your tools next.

Shipped · v0.11.9

Plans & pricing

Free core, premium Atlas

The full window-anchoring note system stays free. Atlas’s advanced abilities become the paid tier — simple, one decision. Until then, early access is free and complete — and every donor, any amount, gets a lifetime premium key at launch.