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A card that grows with you
Start on a 3×5 index card. Keep going and it becomes a 5×8, a letter page, then a scroll. Short ideas stay short.
If you're like me, you never know when a bolt of inspiration will strike. But with life's ups and downs, sometimes you can't pay attention and focus on your ideas.
Sometimes you might have a couple of drops hit you on the head when you aren't expecting it. Other times you might be flooded. And riding wave after wave can send you adrift with no direction, leaving you feeling lost. So I built a tool that can help us navigate the storm.
Capture a drop of inspiration on an index card. If that drop leads to a downpour, just keep writing. The card grows with your revelation. If you need to change direction, tear that page off, and start a new note. Sort, plan, and finish your ideas later: a post, a thread, an article, or the next award-winning eBook.
From the first index card to a finished eBook, including dictation that runs on your own computer.
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For Windows, Mac, Linux and the web.
Start on a 3×5 index card. Keep going and it becomes a 5×8, a letter page, then a scroll. Short ideas stay short.
Torn-off cards wait in a tray. Spread them out, merge them, stack them into chapters and box them into a book.
See every card as a magnet on a board: idea, draft, revision, done. Estimates fill in from what you write.
Daily goals, word sprints, a Pomodoro timer, and sprints that fade the page if you stop typing.
Dictate at the cursor. On the desktop it runs on your computer, so it works offline and stays private.
Keep PDFs, web pages and images with your writing, read them next to the card, and quote with the source.
Export an eBook for Kindle or reMarkable, Word, PDF or Markdown, post a thread to X, or send a draft to Substack.
No account needed. Your writing is saved on your computer (or in your browser), in files you can open anywhere.
It's free while we build it. Your feedback shapes what comes next.