A notebook that files itself
Take class notes in a block editor, keep a page for every topic, and drop any file into the Info Dump. The Library keeps it all on shelves you can search.
At a glance
- Where
- Library, class notes, quick capture
- Who helps
- LibrarianScribe
- Editor
- Blocks with a / menu
- Find things
- Search pages, entries and quotes (Ctrl K)
- With AI off
- Write and file things yourself
Class notes, block by block
One block editor for class notes, topic pages and drafts, so everything you write works the same way.
Type / for anything
Press / for the block menu, or use the Markdown shortcuts you already know. Drag blocks by their handle, add one with the + on hover, and paste from a word processor without losing headings, lists or bold.
- Headings
- To-dos
- Bullet and numbered lists
- Toggles
- Callouts
- Quotes
- Dividers
- Tables
- Code
- Maths
- Images and files
- Mentions
After class, a quick runthrough
Mark a line as a task while you take notes and it becomes one on the spot, with a chip and an Undo. After class, the Scribe reads your notes and Runthrough shows what it found as cards you accept or skip.
| When | What happens |
|---|---|
| During class | Mark a line and it becomes a task straight away, due date and all, with an Undo. The Scribe stays quiet. |
| After class | The Scribe reads the notes and Runthrough lists what it found: tasks, questions, key facts. Accept or skip each card. |
| Later | The notes live on the Class notes shelf, by subject and date, and link to their topic pages. |
A page for every topic
Properties at the top, your notes below
Each topic page starts with a properties block: subject, unit, status, the syllabus dot points it covers, and where it came from (your class notes, the textbook, a dump). Below that, the notes.
AI-written summaries are labelled with who wrote them, and Show only my writing hides everything that isn’t yours.
Your syllabus, dot point by dot point
Each subject has its syllabus as a table: the code, the dot point, how confident you are, when you last saw it, and the pages that cover it. Gaps are easy to spot weeks before the exam.
The Info Dump: drop anything in
PDFs, slides, screenshots, links
Drop in a task sheet, a slide deck, a web page or a photo. The Librarian sorts it by subject, pulls out the dates, tasks and key facts, and anything it isn’t sure about waits under Needs a look before it’s filed for good.
Shelves for everything
The Library home lists its shelves with a count on each. A few of them:
| Shelf | What’s on it |
|---|---|
| Formula sheets | Formulas and definitions per subject, ready to print |
| Quote bank | Quotes by text, theme and character, for English and Literature |
| Flashcards | Decks for spaced review in study sessions |
| Practice | Worksheets and questions you’ve done or saved |
| Resources | Task sheets, slides, booklets and links |
| Class notes | Every lesson’s notes, by subject and date |
| Scratchpad | A page a day for anything that doesn’t have a home yet |
| Mistakes | Questions you got wrong, to redo later |
| Collections | Your own groups, like everything for one test |
What’s built, and what’s still to come
| What | Status |
|---|---|
| Block editor with / menu, Markdown shortcuts and paste | Built |
| Topic pages with properties, syllabus tables, shelves | Built |
| Class notes with task markers, the Runthrough screen | Built |
| Search across pages, entries and quotes | Built |
| Info Dump sorting, the Librarian’s summaries, the Scribe’s Runthrough cards | Examples for now |
| Storing your uploaded files | Planned |
| Exporting your notes | Planned |
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See it for yourself
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