A carnet
of spells.
A cozy little notebook for your spells, recipes, routines, and everything else you keep meaning to write down.
The grimoire, open.
Open a spell.
Follow the steps.
Pin the ones you cast most. One tap to open — the steps are already there, waiting.
Browse, search,
or import in seconds.
Your full spell library at a glance. Paste any text you already have — a note you scribbled, a message from a friend — and it lands in your book, neatly formatted.
Even messy magic
stays searchable.
Titles, steps, ingredients, fragments — the spell usually finds its way back to you.
The spells that matter
tend to stay open.
Keep your most-used rituals on the front page of the grimoire.
Spells, steps,
snacks, secrets.
Grimoire treats every idea like a spell — a name, a few steps, sometimes a little ritual. Recipes, morning routines, D&D prep, Friday deploys. If you can write it, you can cast it later.
It bends to what you need.
Checklist, step-by-step, free-form. Mix all three in one spell. No schema to learn, no template to pick.
Keep the good rituals close.
Recipes, routines, game setups, deploy checklists — anything you do more than once can become a spell.
Build your own grimoire.
Over time, the book fills with your habits, rituals, and strange little systems.
Just write the spell.
No templates, no setup, no “productivity system”. Open the book, write the steps, save it for later.
Searches like a spell.
Fuzzy, forgiving, fast. Type "fire" — get fireballs. Type "brunch" — get brunch.
Follow the spell.
Open a recipe, routine, or checklist and move through it without losing your place.
Frequently divined
Is it free? ＋
Yes. Grimoire is free to use.
Why do I need an account? ＋
Your grimoire is stored online so your spells stay safe and available whenever you come back.
iPhone version? ＋
Grimoire is currently Android-only. An iPhone version is something we're thinking about, but nothing is planned yet.
How does import work? ＋
Paste in text you already have — a note, a message, a draft of your own — and Grimoire turns it into a structured spell. You review the result and decide whether to keep it.
Can I share spells? ＋
Not yet. For now, Grimoire is built as a personal spellbook first. Sharing and community features will come later.