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Capacities

Object-based note app where everything has a type and properties

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Best for

Best for individuals who want typed notes and structured queries without the setup overhead of Tana or Notion.

At a glance

Pricing
freemiumfrom $10/mo
Setup time
1-3 days
Learning curve
medium
Last verified
5/21/2026

What we love

  • Object metaphor is intuitive after a day
  • Cleaner UI than Notion or Tana
  • Strong mobile experience

Where it falls short

  • No real-time team collaboration
  • Slow on very large databases
  • API and integration story is thin

Pricing

✓ Pricing verified Jun 21, 2026

3 tiers

Free

$0

forever

  • Unlimited objects
  • Core types
  • Mobile and desktop

Pro

$10

monthly

  • Custom object types
  • AI assistant
  • Daily notes
  • API beta

Believer

$100

yearly

  • All Pro features
  • Early access
  • Founder support

Why we picked it

Capacities found a sweet spot between Notion-style databases and Tana-style outlining. The object-first metaphor is easier to grasp than supertags, harder to break than free-form pages.
— MoreAI.tools editor

Overview

Capacities organizes notes by object type — every page is a Person, Book, Idea, Meeting, etc. — with typed properties and queries. Sits between Notion and Tana on the structure spectrum, with a friendlier learning curve.

Key features

  • Typed objects with custom properties
  • Bi-directional links between objects
  • Daily notes and journal mode
  • PDF and webpage capture
  • Calendar view across all dated objects
  • iOS and Android apps
  • Encrypted cloud sync

Best use cases

Reading log

Track every book, article, and podcast as typed objects with notes and ratings

Project knowledge base

Capture meetings, ideas, and decisions about a project as linked objects you can query later

Integrations

Readwise
iCloud
Markdown export
REST API (beta)

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