InkWeave

InkWeave is the writing workspace I wanted for my own work: begin with notes, write in Markdown, record or upload audio, let a project remember its earlier weeks, and turn the mess into a document that someone can actually use—not another smooth, generic summary.

Why it exists

Most meeting tools begin with a transcript and end with a summary. The summary is usually the easy part. The difficult work is turning fragments into a memo, proposal, decision note, or client-ready draft—and returning three weeks later without losing why any of it mattered.

InkWeave treats notes as the primary record. Audio and AI remain supporting systems around the page. The work still happens where a person meets the words.

What it does

• A project-organized Markdown editor with an Obsidian-like writing experience
• Audio transcription for meetings and voice notes
• AI-assisted synthesis into structured bilingual documents
• Project memory that connects people, decisions, and earlier notes
• Export paths for PDF, Markdown, and Feishu

Stack

Next.js, React, FastAPI, PostgreSQL, SQLAlchemy, Vditor, FunASR, Claude CLI, Docker, and nginx.

Private repo. Live at inkweave.alexshen.dev.