OrgBridge — Seamless org-mode mobile companion

Lets Emacs users read and write org-mode notes and tasks on mobile without leaving the ecosystem

Problem

Emacs users rely on org-mode for notes and tasks, but existing mobile apps are either incompatible with org-mode or too limited, breaking their workflow on phones and forcing them to compromise or give up syncing.

Solution

A mobile companion app compatible with org-mode files, supporting viewing and editing org files, syncing task states, and receiving agenda reminders. It syncs bidirectionally with desktop Emacs via WebDAV, Git, or self-hosted sync, focusing on viewing and quick capture.

Users

Developers, researchers, and knowledge workers who use Emacs org-mode for tasks and notes, especially those needing mobile access

MVP

Parse and render headings, TODO states, tags, and schedules from org files; quick-add TODO items and notes; sync via WebDAV/Git; agenda view and notifications; limited to viewing and lightweight editing, not full org syntax

Revenue

Free basic version; premium sync features (Git sync, multi-repo, custom capture templates) via one-time purchase or annual subscription

Why now

The org-mode community is stable and willing to pay, while mobile solutions are scarce; indie developers can ship cross-platform apps quickly without a large team