About BlockNote
BlockNote is an open source, modular rich-text editor designed for developers building modern web applications. With a focus on an easy developer experience and a modern, block-based user experience, BlockNote powers the text editing experience behind knowledge bases, note-taking apps, document editors, and internal tools.
Our goal is to make it easy for developers to add a next-generation text editing experience to their app, with a UX that's on-par with industry leaders like Notion, Google Docs or Coda.
BlockNote is developed by a team of engineers — led by Matthew Lipski, Nick Perez, and Yousef El-Dardiry — with deep expertise in rich text editing and real-time collaborative software. The project is made possible through the support of our partners, sponsors and open-source community.
Partner with us
BlockNote is used by startups, public institutions and established companies to power their document editing experiences.
We work closely with teams to integrate BlockNote into their products and build tailored solutions.
Looking for hands-on help or a custom integration? Reach out at team@blocknotejs.org.
Support the project
We're grateful to the individuals and organizations who support BlockNote. If you use BlockNote, the simplest way to contribute is by subscribing to BlockNote Pro.
A subscription gives you access to Pro Examples, priority support from our team, and a commercial license for the XL packages. Learn more on the pricing page.
We're proud to be supported by organizations like the renowned NLNet foundation, which promotes a more open, privacy friendly, and secure internet.
BlockNote is built on top of ProseMirror and Yjs - two outstanding open source projects worth supporting.
Contribute
Another great way to contribute is by becoming a Community member on Discord, help answering community questions and contribute to the codebase and documentation on GitHub. The community also greatly benefits from examples, so don't hesitate to share useful code snippets!
Check out our full list of contributors on GitHub.