Workspaces that stay calm when your week doesn't.

One calm vault of markdown notes for everything you know.

A complete PARA-style vault of linked markdown notes: a capture inbox, project and area notes, a resource vault and a weekly review ritual, all designed to look calm instead of cluttered. Built for anyone who wants one plain markdown system instead of five overlapping apps.

• PARA folder structure with project, area, resource and archive notes
• Quick-capture inbox note with a 2-minute triage flow
• Weekly review checklist that takes 20 minutes, not 2 hours
• Reading vault note with highlight capture and status tracking
• Minimal aesthetic: plain markdown, no crowded tables, no rainbow tags

Every course, assignment, and exam in one calm markdown file.

A complete semester command center for students: linked course notes, an assignment tracker written as a plain markdown table, and an exam countdown that keeps deadlines visible before they become emergencies. Built for anyone juggling four-plus courses who is tired of checking three separate portals.

• Course hub notes with syllabus, professor contact, and grading breakdown per class
• Assignment tracker table with status, due date, weight, and a 'due this week' section
• Exam countdown note showing days remaining next to your study progress
• Weekly review checklist to reset your workload every Sunday in ten minutes
• Paired AI study prompts for summarizing lectures, generating practice questions, and planning revision blocks

From half-formed idea to published post, one markdown file.

A single pipeline note with a heading and checklist for every stage: Idea, Script, Film, Edit, and Publish, so nothing quietly dies in your drafts folder. Made for YouTubers, streamers, and short-form creators who have plenty of ideas but no real system for finishing them.

• Five-stage pipeline note with a checklist per video or post, no app or account needed
• Idea section with hook, target audience, and format fields so raw ideas arrive pre-shaped
• Script notes linked to each idea with an outline scaffold ready to fill
• Publish checklist covering thumbnail, title variants, description, and cross-posting
• Built-in AI prompt slots for hook writing, title brainstorming, and turning one script into platform-specific cuts

Mine the daily reps. Craft the yearly goal.

A tracker that connects tiny daily habits to the quarterly goals they actually serve, so you always know exactly why you are doing the rep today. Built for anyone who has abandoned a habit app before because streaks alone never really explained the underlying point.

• Daily habit grid, written as a plain markdown table, with streak counts and a weekly completion percentage
• Goal notes that link each habit to a measurable quarterly outcome
• Monthly reflection note with three fixed questions to catch drift early
• Progress notes so a glance shows which goals are starving for attention
• Companion AI prompts for breaking a vague goal into trackable habits and writing honest monthly reviews

Stop forgetting every book you finish.

A personal library that stores what you read and, more importantly, what you actually took from it: one page per book with highlights, a three-sentence summary, and next actions. For readers and self-learners who consume plenty of content but quietly retain very little of it.

• Library note for books, courses, articles, and podcasts with status and rating
• Note per item structured as highlights, own-words summary, and 'apply this' actions
• Topic tags (`#tag`) that surface everything you have learned about one subject in a single search
• Reread queue that resurfaces your best notes on a schedule
• Paired AI prompts for pressure-testing your summary and generating recall questions from your notes

Time-block the day. Journal what actually happened.

A daily planning template built around time-blocking: plan three focus blocks each morning, then close the day with a two-minute shutdown note on what actually worked. For knowledge workers and students whose to-do lists keep steadily losing the fight against their own busy daily calendars.

• Daily page with a time-block schedule from wake to shutdown
• Top-three priorities section that forces a real decision before the day starts
• Interruption log to spot which distractions keep stealing your blocks
• Evening shutdown journal with planned-versus-actual comparison
• AI planning prompts that turn a messy task list into a realistic time-blocked schedule in one pass