MCP Notes and Tasks is a fast, private notes-and-tasks app for your phone. There is no server behind it, no account to create, no subscription, and no company sitting between you and your data. Everything lives on your device and answers only to you.
What makes it new is the part you don't see: the app has a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server built in. Switch it on, and the AI assistant you already use — Claude, or any MCP-capable client — connects directly to the app over your own Wi-Fi and can read, create, update, search, and complete your notes and tasks on your command. The app ships no AI of its own and sends nothing to anyone; it simply hands the model you bring a set of safe, typed tools. The intelligence is yours, the data is yours, the connection is yours.
What the app does on its own
Switch on the MCP server — your network, your rules
For extra security, the MCP server runs only while the app is open — close the app and the server stops, no matter what.
Nothing is sent to any server the whole time — the AI talks to the app, on your phone, on your network, under your PIN.
Maximum privacy by design. No ads. No accounts. No analytics backend. No sync cloud. Your notes and tasks never leave your device on their own — the only thing that ever reads them is the AI client you deliberately connect, over a local, PIN-protected, optionally encrypted link. Turn the server off and the door is simply closed.
Bring your own assistant. Keep your own data. That's the whole idea.