Talknote is an information-sharing platform from Talknote Inc. Teams post to notes, feeds set up per topic or member group, where comments stay attached to each post. A timeline shows new posts across a member’s notes.
Usage data drives HR features. An organization score rates each department’s activity, and a dedicated customer success representative suggests actions when it drops. Patented Action Rhythm Analysis tracks each person’s work rhythm to spot changes in engagement early, and overwork detection watches for shifts in access time.
Group and one-to-one messages show read status. Tasks remind assignees when overdue. Notes can include outside clients and customers.
Administrators link notes to departments, set per-member permissions and restrict access to approved IP addresses or devices. The company holds the Privacy Mark, a Japanese certification for personal data handling. The product pages mention no SSO, API, or voice and video calls.
A dedicated representative sets up the network and notes, registers users and trains them. There is no free plan, only a free trial requested through a form. Licenses are per user, with a cheaper part-time staff license and annual or monthly terms. Every plan adds a monthly fee per administrator, and the setup fee depends on the contract.