Jess's Lab Notebook

List of software tools for thought

Note-taking

  • RemNote - SRS and note-taking
  • Roam Research - knowledge graphs
  • Foam - an open source Roam alternative
  • IdeaFlow - Linus Lee worked here for a bit.
  • NVUltra - The successor to NVAlt
  • ReflectNotes - Alex Maccaw's creation. Vojto works here.
  • Author - Minimalist Word processor with integrated Concept Map, Fast Citations, & Automatic Export to Academic PDF. Built by Frode Hegland
  • Mem - Easy capture + graph database - linking sucks?
  • Subconscious - by Gordon Brander
  • Codex Editor - knowledge worker's OS
  • Dendron - The note-taking tool that grows with you - makes it easy to add, find and share anything in seconds, regardless of how much information you have. Dead.
  • Mochi - notes and make flashcards using markdown ,
    then study them using spaced repetition
  • Logseq - privacy-first, open-source platform for knowledge management and collaboration.
  • MyMind - visual bookmarking
  • NotePlan - markdown editor with back links, integrated with calendar, and todo system
  • Kneaver - an app to optimize knowledge
  • Traverse - Learning tool
  • Nimbus Note - An "workplace" to manage notes and everything together. Notion + AirTable? Implements CRDTs for collaboration.
  • SuperNotes - A Notion competitor, with inline-links, organization, collaboration, and a web app experience.
  • CloverApp - note-taking + spatial organization. Acquired by Figma.
  • Athens Research - Jeff Tang and team. Shut down.
  • Chris Granger is working on a thing.
  • TangentNotes - Taylor Hadden working on an Notational Velocity.
  • Oak - Linus Lee is working on a thing. Language, not an environment.
  • Bangle - another Notion / Craft clone, but by an indie creator
    https://www.getguru.com
    https://fabric.so/
  • Fibery, and all it’s competitors
  • Access, and all the mo

Spatial Organization

  • EDVO - transform a chaotic, overwhelming environment into your flexible learning playground.
  • Nototo - Looks like a spatial organization tools, similar to Muse.
  • Muse.app - Built by Mark McGranahan, Adam Wiggins, and team. Spun out of Ink & Switch, based on research into gestures they had been doing.
  • Kosmik - An infinite canvas for your notes, medias and web browsing.
  • Are.na - Save content, create collections, and connect ideas with other people. Visual bookmarking.
  • Kinopio - A space for thinking. Random cards on a browser screen.
  • Kanopi - Note-taking tool with notes, maps, and outliners.
  • Project Meta - visual playground for your notes - make sense of complicated research topics. "put paper notes on the table to help us think."
  • Infinity Maps - visual thinking and knowledge management combined
  • Notably.ai - Tool for UX research that does audio transcription then allows you to arrange snippets on a spatial canvas as sticky notes. Interesting summary of large swaths of notes when you zoom out.
  • Scrintal - infinite canvas with clickable cards that are notes.
  • Fermat.ws - programmable hypermedia

Spaced Repetition Systems

  • Anki
  • Orbit
  • Rewind.ai

Real-time collaboration

  • curvenote - Write, share and communicate interactive scientific content in a collaborative environment

See also

List of software tools for thought
Interactive graph
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List of software tools for thought
Note-taking
Spatial Organization
Spaced Repetition Systems
Real-time collaboration
See also