# Fractal

> Fractal is a minimalist infinite outliner for organizing notes, tasks, and ideas. It uses a single nested bullet list as its core metaphor — everything lives in one place, infinitely zoomable.

Fractal is a web-based productivity app used by writers, researchers, developers, and teams who need a fast, frictionless way to capture and structure information. Unlike traditional note-taking or project management tools, Fractal has no pages, no databases, and no folders — just a single infinitely nested list you can zoom into, search, and share.

Key capabilities: infinite nesting, mirrors (items that appear in multiple places and stay synced), kanban board view, AI writing assistant, real-time collaboration, MCP server for AI integrations (Claude, ChatGPT), tags, dates, templates, and quick capture. Available on web, iOS, Android, macOS, and Windows.

Pricing: Free plan (unlimited bullets on one device, limited collaborators). Pro plan at $6.99/month or $4.99/month billed annually. Education plan is free for students and teachers.

## Core Pages

- [Homepage](https://fractal.io/): Overview of Fractal — what it is, who it's for, key features, and pricing summary.
- [Pricing](https://fractal.io/pricing/): Free vs Pro plan comparison, FAQ on what's included, team pricing, and education discount details.
- [What's New](https://fractal.io/whats-new/): Full changelog of product updates — features shipped, bugs fixed, improvements made. Updated regularly.
- [Download](https://fractal.io/download/): Native apps for macOS, Windows, iOS, and Android. Links and system requirements.
- [Integrations](https://fractal.io/integrations/): List of supported integrations — Zapier, Make, Slack, email, Google apps, Dropbox, and more.
- [Templates](https://fractal.io/templates/): Ready-to-use Fractal templates for GTD, PARA, bullet journaling, meeting notes, project planning, and more.
- [API Reference](https://fractal.io/api-reference/): Official Fractal API documentation for developers building integrations.
- [Education Plan](https://fractal.io/edu/): Free Pro access for students and teachers. Eligibility and signup details.
- [List Maker](https://fractal.io/list-maker/): Fractal as a list-making tool — use cases, examples, and how it compares to simple to-do apps.

## Productivity Methods & Use Cases

- [Getting Started](https://fractal.io/help/get-started/): Intro to Fractal's core concepts — bullets, nesting, zoom, and search.
- [How People Use Fractal](https://fractal.io/help/how-people-use-workflowy/): Real use cases across writing, research, task management, journaling, and team work.
- [Task Management Basics](https://fractal.io/help/task-management-basics/): How to manage tasks in Fractal using to-do bullets, tags, and filters.
- [PARA Method](https://fractal.io/help/para-method/): How to implement Tiago Forte's PARA system (Projects, Areas, Resources, Archives) in Fractal.
- [GTD System](https://fractal.io/help/getting-things-done/): Setting up a Getting Things Done workflow in Fractal.
- [Bullet Journal](https://fractal.io/help/bullet-journal/): How to run a digital bullet journal in Fractal — daily logs, monthly spreads, habit tracking.
- [Build a Second Brain](https://fractal.io/help/build-a-second-brain/): Using Fractal as a personal knowledge management system.
- [Kanban Board](https://fractal.io/help/kanban-board/): Turning any Fractal list into a visual kanban board with column-based views.
- [Checklist](https://fractal.io/help/checklist/): Creating reusable checklists in Fractal for repeatable processes.
- [Meeting Notes](https://fractal.io/help/meeting-notes/): Using Fractal to capture, organize, and share meeting notes.
- [Time Blocking](https://fractal.io/help/time-blocking/): Planning your day with time blocks inside Fractal.
- [Pomodoro Technique](https://fractal.io/help/pomodoro-technique/): Running Pomodoro focus sessions with Fractal as your task list.

## Key Features

- [Mirrors](https://fractal.io/help/mirrors/): How mirrors work — making a bullet appear in multiple locations while staying synced everywhere.
- [Tags & Dates](https://fractal.io/help/tags-dates/): Using #hashtags and @mentions to filter, assign, and organize content.
- [Search](https://fractal.io/help/search/): Full-text search, tag filtering, and nested search to find anything instantly.
- [Fractal AI](https://fractal.io/help/workflowy-ai/): Built-in AI writing assistant — brainstorm, rewrite, summarize, and expand bullets.
- [Sharing & Collaboration](https://fractal.io/help/share-collaborate/): Sharing lists publicly or with specific collaborators, permission levels, real-time editing.
- [Templates](https://fractal.io/help/templates/): Creating, saving, and reusing templates inside Fractal.
- [Quick Capture](https://fractal.io/help/quick-capture/): Sending items to Fractal from other apps via share sheet, email, or keyboard shortcut.
- [Voice Memo Transcription](https://fractal.io/help/voice-memo-transcription/): Recording voice memos that are automatically transcribed into bullets.
- [Calendar](https://fractal.io/help/calendar/): Using Fractal's built-in calendar view to plan and visualize dated items.
- [Keyboard Shortcuts](https://fractal.io/help/keyboard-shortcuts/): Full list of keyboard shortcuts for power users.

## AI & Developer Integrations

- [MCP Server](https://fractal.io/help/mcp-server/): Fractal's Model Context Protocol server — connect Fractal directly to Claude Desktop, Cursor, and other MCP-compatible AI tools.
- [Claude Desktop Integration](https://fractal.io/help/claude-desktop/): Step-by-step setup for using Fractal as a context source inside Claude Desktop.
- [ChatGPT Integration](https://fractal.io/help/chatgpt/): Connecting Fractal to ChatGPT via integrations and plugins.
- [API Reference](https://fractal.io/api-reference/): REST API documentation for reading and writing Fractal data programmatically.
- [Connect Other Apps via API](https://fractal.io/help/connect-other-apps-api/): Using the Fractal API with Zapier, Make, and custom scripts.
- [Zapier / Make Integrations](https://fractal.io/integrations/): Automating Fractal with Zapier, Make, and other no-code tools.