Press kit
The name
Aloha
Aloha — one word, capital A. The app lives at app.aloha.place; the site at aloha.place.
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A viewer that shows your Obsidian or Notion notes as a town you can walk through.
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Aloha is a free viewer for the notes you already have. It opens an Obsidian vault or Notion pages and lays them out as a small town: folders as lands, notes as houses, links as roads. Notes stay where they are, and changes are written back to them.
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Aloha is a free web app that shows your existing notes as a small town. Open an Obsidian vault and it reads and writes the same Markdown files; sign in with Notion and your chosen pages open as houses. Links between notes become roads, and roads get better as more links share them. A note you haven’t opened for a month fades until you open it. It works offline, needs no account, and you can also write notes in Aloha itself.
Facts
- Price
- Free
- Runs in
- Any modern browser; installable as a web app, works offline
- Made for
- Phones first, and computers
- Works with
- Obsidian vaults and Notion pages; notes can also be written in Aloha
- Language
- English; translations welcome
- Account
- None needed
- Contact
- hello@aloha.place
Logo and icons
Product pictures
Crops from the brand film, without text. Each links to the full-size WebP.
A note becomes a houseDownload · 996×560
Write more, and a garden growsDownload · 1368×770
A link between notes is a roadDownload · 1664×936
More notes make a townDownload · 1422×800
Every folder is a land of its ownDownload · 1458×820
The film
23 seconds, 1280×720, MP4 with sound.
Contact
Press, interviews and anything else: hello@aloha.place.
Licence
The logo, icons, pictures and the film are © 2026 Aloha. You’re welcome to use them to write about or review Aloha, with a link to https://aloha.place/. Please don’t change the logo or use it to suggest an endorsement.
Notion and Obsidian are trademarks of their owners; their logos are shown only to say that Aloha works with them.