Reading that adds up
Quotes, links and half-thoughts pile up across dozens of notes. Each one made sense when you wrote it, and none of them connect to the others any more.
- Paste whatever you are reading — the structure survives the paste.
- Each note is split into ideas, so a single quote is findable on its own.
- Search by meaning when you remember the idea but not the words.
- Open the graph to see which notes keep pointing at the same thing.
Questions
- Do I have to tag or file what I read?
- No. Notes are split into ideas and the ideas inside them become objects as you go.
- What if I remember the idea but not the wording?
- One query runs keyword and meaning-based matching together, so close enough usually finds it.
- Does searching cost anything?
- No. Search and sync are not metered — credits are for AI processing, and free includes 200 a month.
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