You write by hand to think. Your own Claude reads the page and files what comes next into your tools. No chatbot in the app, and your ink is never touched.
Grip opens your notebook to the Claude you already pay for, over MCP. Wherever you use it: next to your notebook, in your terminal, on your phone.
Claude on iPad, your page right there. No chat built into Grip.
Claude Code reads your notebook like a file, and connects it to your code and docs.
Claude Desktop or mobile: same connector, same notebook.
Claude answers by placing an object next to your ink. You check it, move it, fold it with a finger.
Your hand remembers what it writes, and a notebook doesn't distract. What was missing was someone to read it back. Five ways to use it.
Grip stands on its own. Your Claude is a reason to stay, not a condition to start.
A page for every day, week, month, quarter, year. You write today, the rest files itself.
Type a word, Grip finds the handwritten line and circles it with a halo.
Write on one, read on the other seconds later.
Plant a flag anywhere. Its link reopens that exact spot, from any app.
Eight patterns, eleven templates, sharp at every zoom.
Write. It follows.