✦ Your multilingual second brain

Capture in any language. Find it in yours.

Notylus is where your notes, web clips, and drafts live when your life does not happen in a single language. Save anything, write in any script, and get it back without remembering which language you saved it in.

Free plan, no card 13 scripts built in Browser extension
Research · Synced
Russian Hebrew webclip

Privet, segodnya ya rabotayu nad mnogoyazychnym dokumentom...

Привет, сегодня я работаю над многоязычным документом...

Shalom, ani tsarikh livdok et ha-nusah lifnei shlichah.

שלום, אני צריך לבדוק את הנוסח לפני שליחה.

Saved from the web

Clipped articles keep their source link, get language-tagged automatically, and land in the space you chose.

Capture · Write · Find

A note app that assumes you live in more than one language

Most tools treat a second language as an edge case. Notylus treats it as the default.

Capture

Save it before it is gone

Clip an article, a selection, or just the part of the page you care about. Write a quick note from the browser without losing your place.

  • Web clipper extension
  • Article, selection, or element
  • Source link kept with every clip
Write

Type the way you think

Write Cyrillic, Hebrew, Greek, Georgian, Armenian and more from the Latin keyboard you already have — then let AI tidy up the draft.

  • 13 scripts, no layout switching
  • AI spellcheck and rewrite
  • Mixed-language cleanup
Find

Retrieve across languages

Spaces, folders, and automatic language tags keep a multilingual library navigable — so a note saved in one language is still findable later.

  • Spaces and folders
  • Automatic language tags
  • Export to DOCX, PDF, TXT

From scattered to searchable

Everything you save ends up somewhere you can find it

Notylus runs in the browser and in the extension, so capture happens where you already are. Typing in another script is powered by the same engine behind TranslitPro, which you can try for free before you sign up.

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Capture

Clip or jot it down

One click from the extension, a note typed straight into its popup, or the bookmarklet if you would rather not install anything.

2
Organize

It files itself

Spaces, folders, and language tags are applied as it lands — not later.

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Retrieve

Find it in any language

Search, filter by language, then export or keep writing where you left off.

Try Notylus
Save to Notylus Clipped
You type

Ya pishu na neskolkih yazykah...

You get

Я пишу на нескольких языках...

Then
Fix spellingRewriteTag by languageExport PDF

Pricing

One account, and Basic or Pro covers both apps

A Notylus Basic or Pro plan includes TranslitPro Plus at no extra cost. It does not work the other way round — TranslitPro Plus is its own, cheaper plan for the typing engine alone.

Free

Enough to keep a small multilingual library.

$0 / forever
Start Free
  • Notes and web clips
  • 13 scripts for typing
  • Spaces, folders, and tags
  • AI spellcheck, rewrite and more — 30 AI credits a day

Basic

For steady day-to-day capture and writing.

$6 / per month

~$0.20 a day

$48 billed yearly — save $24

Choose Basic
  • Everything in Free
  • More documents and storage
  • Every AI tool, with 3,000 AI credits a month
  • DOCX, PDF, and TXT export
Most popular

Pro

For people whose whole workday is multilingual.

$12 / per month

~$0.40 a day

$96 billed yearly — save $48

Choose Pro
  • Everything in Basic
  • 10,000 AI credits a month
  • Priority support

Every AI tool draws from one balance of AI credits. Need more? Top up 2,000 credits for $5, valid for a year.

FAQ

Questions people actually ask

How is Notylus different from TranslitPro?

They share one account, and a Notylus Basic or Pro plan includes TranslitPro Plus — but they are sold separately, and TranslitPro Plus on its own does not include Notylus. TranslitPro is the typing engine: Latin letters in, another script out. Notylus is the workspace those words live in — notes, web clips, spaces, folders, language tags, sharing and export. If all you want is to convert text, the TranslitPro site is the shorter path, and it is free to use.

Can I try it before signing up?

Yes — the editor itself is free to use on the TranslitPro site, with no account: the same writing surface, the same 13 scripts, the same keyboard. What an account adds is everything that has to persist — your notes, spaces, folders, language tags and sync.

Do I need the extension?

No — the web app works on its own. The free browser extension, from the Chrome Web Store, is what makes capture fast: clip an article, a selection, or one element of a page, and write notes without leaving the tab. It also lets you type in another script on the sites you choose.

Which languages can I type in?

Thirteen scripts ship built in, including Russian, Ukrainian, Belarusian, Bulgarian, Rusyn, Tajik, Kazakh, Serbian, Armenian, Georgian, Greek, Hebrew, and Lithuanian. You can also define your own transliteration system.

Is the interface available in my language?

The app interface ships in 18 languages, and the browser extension in 33. This marketing site is English-only for now; the localized transliteration pages live on the TranslitPro site.

What happens to my notes if I stop paying?

Nothing is deleted. You drop to the Free plan limits, keep read access to what you saved, and can export it at any time.

Where is my data stored?

In a managed Postgres database with row-level security, so a document is only ever readable by the account that owns it or the people it was explicitly shared with.

Looking for transliteration on its own? Visit translitpro.com.

Start with one note in one other language

The free plan does not ask for a card. Bring your notes over whenever you decide it is working.

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