Capture
One inbox for messy input.
Keep txt, images, PDFs, links, and quick notes in the same place.
Drop txt, photos, and PDFs into one inbox.Capture first.
Capture first.
Norfolk sorts the rest.
txt, photos, and PDFs. Just drop them into the inbox. Norfolk organizes them automatically.
You do not need categories or tags. Norfolk groups related notes, builds connections, and keeps drafts ready when you need to write.
txtPhotosPDFsLinksVoice
Auto-organized
No folders to maintain.
Norfolk keeps one inbox for capture, Collections for grouped work, Graph for connections, and Drafts when you need a clean page back.
- No manual categories or tag cleanup.
- Related notes are grouped automatically.
- Drafts open with the right context already assembled.
- Q2 interview notes.txt
- Screenshot from user test.png
- Pricing teardown.pdf
- Link: competitor launch post
- Voice memo: roadmap ideas
- Hiring notes
- Research backlog
- Launch ideas
- User quotes connect to pricing notes
- Roadmap memo linked to meeting recap
- Screenshot grouped with onboarding issue
Weekly product memo
Norfolk pulled the linked notes, grouped the context, and opened a draft instead of a blank page.
How It Works
From capture to draft in 4 moves.
AI notes that organize themselves
Organize
Collections without manual setup.
Norfolk groups related notes automatically so you do not have to invent folders first.
Connect
Graph for related ideas.
See which notes, drafts, and collections belong together across time.
Write
AI Drafts when the context is ready.
Turn connected notes into a draft with the relevant material already assembled.
How It Works
From capture to draft in 4 moves.
Norfolk keeps one inbox for capture, Collections for grouped work, Graph for connections, and Drafts when you need a clean page back.
Capture in Inbox
Drop notes, files, photos, PDFs, and links into one place.
Let Norfolk organize
Related notes are grouped automatically without manual categories or tags.
Review Collections & Graph
Open grouped work and see how ideas connect.
Continue in Drafts
Start from gathered context instead of a blank page.
Keep the inbox simple. Let Norfolk do the sorting.
Start with quick capture, automatic organization, and drafts that open with context already in place.