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Imagine having a mobile app that allows you to effortlessly capture and organize all your knowledge and insights on the go. From ideas to important learnings, this app could be a game-changer in helping you stay organized and make the most out of your knowledge.
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I was using Obsidian for some time back then. It was pretty useful to associate/graph information to each other, and convenient to write in Markdown format. The learning curve may be a bit steep for some users.
The problem was the capturing and organizing of information took a lot of effort especially when the information grew in time. If you can really make something that makes capturing and organizing information effortless then that would be awesome.
YESSS it is why SaveDay was built!!!! I personally tried a lot of tools before building SaveDay, such as Notion, Obsidian, Evernote, etc. However, the only problem with them is that it took a ton of effort to organize, organize and organize but still I cannot find a single piece of information when needed. Hope that SaveDay can solve your problem like mine