Solomon keeps every note as plain markdown on your disk, then lets your team and Claude agents edit it together, in real time, from desktop or phone. Encrypted in transit; local-first. No sandbox. No copy. No lock-in.
Remote agents hand you a sandbox and a snapshot. Solomon's agents read and write the actual markdown in your vault: folder-scoped, fully logged, and paused at a human approval gate for anything destructive. Anything you put in a folder named _private is never shown to them.
See where everyone's cursor is. Edit the same paragraph at the same time, online or off — when you reconnect, both sets of changes are simply there. No conflict dialogs, no 'which version do you want to keep'. Underneath it is still a plain text file on everyone's disk.
Mobile isn't a cramped port of the desktop. It's rebuilt around the things you do away from your desk: capture a thought, triage the inbox, approve an agent run with one tap. Loud and single-purpose, where the desktop is quiet.
A real HTML editor lives right next to the markdown one. Hand-edit a page, watch it render live, and keep it in the same vault as everything else, with the same presence, history, and agents. Your .html is a first-class citizen, not an export.
Solomon is free for everyone — individuals and teams alike — for the entire private beta. The plans below are where we're headed; when we open the public beta, we reserve the right to start charging.
We're onboarding workspaces in small batches. Drop your email and we'll reach out when a seat opens.