I've wanted something like this for a long time and finally built it over the weekend after seeing a tweeet about LLM memory.
Perchpad is a collaborative real-time Markdown editor where your workspace is just a folder of flat .md and .csv files, version-controlled with Git.
Key things:
Git-native storage, your workspace is plain files. git clone them, download as zip, or just edit locally. No proprietary format lock-in.
Deep LLM support. hook it up to Claude as persistent memory/context. The LLM integration is fairly capable for drafting and editing within docs.
Web based real-time multiplayer – full collaborative editing, multiple cursors, the usual.
Text-to-speech longform read-aloud with decent voice options.
The idea is that your notes and docs should be portable plain text first, collaborative second, and AI-augmented third — not the other way around.
Would really appreciate any feedback. Happy to answer questions here.
Key things:
Git-native storage, your workspace is plain files. git clone them, download as zip, or just edit locally. No proprietary format lock-in.
Deep LLM support. hook it up to Claude as persistent memory/context. The LLM integration is fairly capable for drafting and editing within docs.
Web based real-time multiplayer – full collaborative editing, multiple cursors, the usual.
Text-to-speech longform read-aloud with decent voice options.
The idea is that your notes and docs should be portable plain text first, collaborative second, and AI-augmented third — not the other way around. Would really appreciate any feedback. Happy to answer questions here.
https://perchpad.co