Your journal, your planner and your notes, in one private space for teachers
Teaching is thinking. Research is reading and retaining. idazery is the space where all of that lives, without switching apps and without anyone else reading it.
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- Reflection + Planning Together
- Dateless Notes with [[links]]
- AES-256 Encrypted
Teaching reflection has nowhere to go
Institutional tools are shared tools
You can't write honestly about a difficult student, a conflict with the department, or a pedagogical decision you're not sure was right, in a tool the dean can see.
In idazery: a completely private space, AES-256 encrypted, that nobody at your institution can open.
What you read gets lost
You read a lot — papers, books, talks. You highlight, you take notes. Two months later you don't remember where you saved what, or what mattered about each one.
In idazery: create a note for each reading and link it to the day you apply it with [[ ]]. What you read doesn't disappear.
Deadlines live in disconnected calendars
Research deadlines, grading due dates, department meetings, conferences. All in different calendars, with no connection to what you're actually thinking about your work.
In idazery: the planner and the journal share the same timeline. What you think informs what you plan.
Course material with no fixed home
You prepare class material, guides, syllabi — documents that don't belong to any particular day but that you need within reach at all times.
In idazery Notes: a dateless writing space, integrated with your journal and your planner.
Sound familiar? idazery brings it all together: here's how
Reflection, planning and knowledge, on the same private timeline
What you learned at the conference, before it fades
Create a note with the key ideas from the conference or the paper you just read, and link it to the day you applied it in class or in your research. With [[ ]], what you read connects with what you live.
Friday's reflection on the teaching week, next to Monday's plan
What worked? Which class went badly and why? Process today what happened in the classroom, and let it actually shape how you prepare the following week.
Research deadlines next to how the project is really going
A research deadline in the planner, with the doubts and the real state of the project in the same day's journal entry. No separate tools that never talk to each other.
Discover how the idazery method works →
Everything a university teacher needs to reflect, plan and retain
Real privacy
AES-256 encryption, no ads, nobody at your institution can access it. The only truly private space to think about your teaching and research.
Reading and reference notes
Create a note for each paper, book or talk and link it to the right day with [[ ]]. Discover Notes.
Topics per course or project
Separate class preparation, research and your personal life without switching apps.
Planner and Agenda
Research deadlines, exam dates and department meetings by month, and your week by the hour in the agenda.
Mood tracking
See how your energy and motivation moved through an intense semester or a research period. More in idazery's mood tracker.
Access from any device
Office, home, conference: the same timeline everywhere, with nothing to install.
Notes export
Pull material out of your notes whenever you need it. PDF, TXT, JSON and Markdown on the Complete plan.
No installation
idazery runs in the browser as a PWA: nothing to install or update.
What you think about your students or your department can't live in an institutional tool
Honest reflections about your teaching practice, your students or your colleagues need a space nobody else can access. Everything in idazery is protected with AES-256 encryption, there's no ad network, and nothing you write is used to train AI models.