Say goodbye to writer's block and countless hours finding topics to write about. Leverage the books you read to create original content ideas.
As you read a book, or listen to a podcast you'll find ideas you want to capture.
The notes you've captured serve as inspiration for you to create new ideas.
You can create links between insights so they become easier to re-discover.
Whether it's something you've heard, read, or simply just came to you out of nowhere, ideas are the seed for great content.
Collections offer a place to organize related notes like book notes, or notes from a podcasts, or an article.
You can't remember everything you read. The 2-way linking feature helps you discover previous notes you've made withour relying on your memory.
Create original content
Original ideas create thought leadership. Using the knowledge you accumulate through reading to extract insights is how you come up with new ideas.
Remember what you read
Most of what you read is forgotten by the time you close the book. But if you keep your notes organized, you don't need to worry about forgetting them.
Discover previous notes
Other note taking system mimic paper. But that doesn't help with discovering previous notes you've saved unless you go through all of them.
Create two-way links
Link notes together in a way that allows you to go in both directions. From note A to B and from B to A. That's how you re-discover previous notes.
Organize ideas with tags
Not only you can create two-way links between notes, but you can also add multiple topical tags to them for an additional level of filtering.
Grow you knowledge base
The more you read, the more your knowledge base grows, and the easire it gets to create more insights and more content.
We're still refining our features as we speak, but we've got a few early adopters to share their experience.
We have three plans available.
Some of the questions we've been answering for our users. If you have questions, please send them to hello@thinkernotes.com.
Capture ideas, reading notes, and use them to generate your own insights. You can even tag and link your insights together for easier discoverability.
Not really. If you just want a tool that lets you capture what you think and read, and then organize it in a way that makes your ideas easier to find, you're good.
We will offer an option to export your notes if you want to leave.