Write it down.Find it later.
A box and a list. Type, hit save, close the tab. When you need it back, type a word you'd remember.
The whole thing
Write it down.
1 of 12 notes
Call Jane about the proposal before Friday.
1d
Don't let it sit past Wednesday.
The first line becomes the title, so you never name a thing before you've written it. Search is the only way back in — which is the same way you already look for anything.
What happens
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The box is open and focused the second the page loads.
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Type. Hit save. No title, no tag, no folder to pick.
03
Later, type any word from it. The match is highlighted.
04
Tap a note to edit it where it sits. Nothing opens.
How small
1 screen · 1 box
Folders, tags, and titles are decisions at the moment of writing, on behalf of a future self who would rather have just typed a word into a search box.
Who it's for
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One person. Not a team, not a wiki, not a second brain.
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Anyone who has a Notion they haven't opened since March.
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People who text themselves things and lose them.
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Anyone who wants writing something down to take four seconds.
Price
01Suite is free — open it and use it.
02Stop using it and nothing changes — it was already $0.
03Store and invoices are included in pro.
04Export everything as plain text, one button, any time.
Open it