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Marie Kondo

Sort, search and connect your board by meaning. Cluster sticky notes into labelled groups, search in any language, and find duplicate ideas. On-device AI runs on your GPU in the browser: your notes never leave your device.

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Marie Kondo

Turn a wall of sticky notes into clear themes, in one click.

Marie Kondo groups your notes by what they mean, finds notes by meaning, and spots the ones that say the same thing. It runs privately on your device, so your notes never leave your browser.

84 notes from a sprint retro slide into named groups, then a search for "who deserves thanks" finds the kudos notes

How it works

1. Select your notes. 2. Press Group: the AI reads what each note means, privately in your browser. 3. Get named groups: notes slide into frames named CI, Meetings and Kudos, keeping their colours and text.

Made for

  • Retrospectives: sort the pile of "what went well, what didn't" into themes before the discussion starts.
  • Brainstorms and workshops: see which ideas belong together, and merge the ones that repeat.
  • User research and feedback: turn interview notes or survey answers into an affinity map in seconds.
  • Mood boards: group photos by what they show, next to your notes.

What it does

Group

Select your notes and press Group. They slide into frames, one per theme, and each group is named after what its notes say. Only their place changes: every note keeps its colour and text. Sticky notes, text, shapes and photos can all be grouped together.

Not quite right? Choose how many groups you want, or press Undo.

Search

Type what you're looking for, in your own words. "who deserves thanks" finds the kudos notes, even though none of them says "thanks". It works in any language. The suggested searches come from the topics your notes mention most.

Find similar

Select a note and press Find similar to select every note that says the same thing. Handy for cleaning up duplicates after a brainstorm.

Getting started

  1. Click the sparkles button on the right edge of the board.
  2. The first time, Marie Kondo asks to download its AI model (about 235 MB). This happens once; after that it opens right away.
  3. On an empty board, press Try with sample notes, then Group.

You can also right-click a selection and choose Extension → Marie Kondo.

Good to know

  • Fastest in an up-to-date Chrome, Edge or Safari. Other browsers work, but more slowly.
  • Each group's name shows on its frame and in the Marie Kondo panel.
  • Groups up to 1,000 notes at a time.
  • To group photos, Marie Kondo will download about 109 MB more for the engine.

Permissions

  • Board: to read your notes and move them into groups.
  • Interface: to show its panel, button and menu.
  • Storage: to keep the model on your device, so it downloads only once.

Credits

Powered by EmbeddingGemma 2 by Google DeepMind. Building or curious how it works? See the developer guide.

MIT licensed. Not affiliated with or endorsed by Marie Kondo or KonMari.