Personal knowledge base: what you write, plan and live, all connected
Most apps keep your notes in one place, your tasks in another and your diary in a third. In idazery your days, tasks, notes, reminders, mood and photos are connected, so what you know is easy to find and what it adds up to is easy to see.
A day with everything in it
Each day holds its text, its tasks, its mood, its photos and a star if it was a day worth keeping. You do not file things in different places: it all lands on the date it belongs to.
Notes that remember where you mentioned them
Write a note about a trip, a book or a project and link it from any day with [[ ]]. Each note remembers where you mentioned it, so you can go from the note to those days and back.
Topics and planning over the same data
Tasks belong to topics and to days, and the planner and the agenda show them by day, week or month. What you decide while you write becomes a task without leaving the entry, and a reminder brings back the dates that matter.
Find anything
Type two letters and the search looks through your entries, tasks, reminders and notes at once, and opens the day where each one is. A #tag pulls out a subject across all of them.
What it adds up to
Because everything sits together, the statistics and the insights have something to say: tasks finished each month, streaks, mood patterns and what you wrote on this same date in earlier years.
Yours alone
It is private, you can protect it with a lock and a second step, and you can export everything whenever you want, so what you build here stays yours.
Your knowledge base, with the idazery method
Write, look, decide, do: how what you know becomes something you use.
Write
You write the day and the notes: what happened, what you learned and what you want to remember.
Look
You go back through the search, the tags, On this day and the statistics, and see what connects.
Decide
You turn what you found into tasks with a day and a time, and into reminders for the dates that matter.
Do
The agenda puts it in your week, and what you do goes back into the days, ready for the next look.
What makes it possible
Linked notes →
Link notes to each other and to any day with [[ ]].
Search →
Find entries, tasks, reminders and notes as you type.
Tags →
Mark what matters with tags and follow it across months.
On this day →
See what you wrote on this same date a week, a month and years ago.
Statistics and streaks →
Tasks finished each month, completion rate, streaks and writing habits.
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