MiAZ keeps your personal documents in order by giving each one a name that says what it is: when it is from, who sent it, who received it and what it is about. The folder is the whole database, so your documents stay ordinary files you can open, copy and back up with any other tool.
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What do you want to do?
Get started: create your first repository and file a document, and learn how documents are named.
Add and name documents: add files and folders, rename one or many, and fix what waits for review.
Find documents: search and filter, and pick the view that suits the question.
Notes: keep notes next to documents.
Repositories: create and switch them, change their settings, back them up, and use them on a network.
Plugins: tools you enable per repository, for documents (import, export, OCR, income and expenses, projects, contacts, AI), for the repository (health check, history, insights) and for the window.
Reference: keyboard shortcuts, settings, the command line, questions and tips.
For developers: how MiAZ is built, how to run and test it, write a plugin and write these pages.
Search the help with the box at the top, or browse every page by feature in Topics.