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Bi-directional links
Connect your knowledge together like legos
Supernotes is based around our unique notecard format which is easy to learn and powerful once your master it. Just like legos you can piece them together to build your own interlinked knowledge database.
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“Supernotes is exceptional for organization. I can have hierarchy AND backlinks AND good UX ... The notecard format is amazing. It makes me think atomically.”
Nikita
switched from Roam Research
“Now that my notes are linked, organised and beautifully rendered, they are so much more useful!”
Toby
switched from Google Keep
“① The notecard: it keeps me from being too prolix – and preserves maneuverability (plus it's familiar).
② The mix of vertical hierarchy (parent cards, the tree) with non-hierarchical linking (via bi-directional links + tags) – it makes me a bit panicky if I can't switch between them (i.e, outlines are useful, but only just).
③ Privacy! You're not mining and monetizing my data.
④ I can PDF out of Supernotes into the physical realm when I need tangibility.”
② The mix of vertical hierarchy (parent cards, the tree) with non-hierarchical linking (via bi-directional links + tags) – it makes me a bit panicky if I can't switch between them (i.e, outlines are useful, but only just).
③ Privacy! You're not mining and monetizing my data.
④ I can PDF out of Supernotes into the physical realm when I need tangibility.”
Melissa
switched from Pen and Paper
“Fluid, simple and easy to learn UI. I have been looking for a long time for a decent note taking app with back linking that doesn't feel like I am working with code (Roam Research, Obsidian). I also found the UI on other more popular note taking apps such as Evernote and Notion to be quite overwhelming and takes a significant amount of time to learn.”"
Jemuel
switched from Typora
“I’m an AI researcher and so far I’ve been using Supernotes to keep track of concepts (ideas) from multiple sources. I was initially using Notion, Craft, and some text editors like Bear. But there was something missing.
I needed a way to express ideas that could come in handy in the future without it necessarily being just “notes” and the intuition behind Supernotes felt like it. I’m able to morph ideas into perspectives (of said ideas), as having some relation with other ideas, etc... allowing me to create structures.”
I needed a way to express ideas that could come in handy in the future without it necessarily being just “notes” and the intuition behind Supernotes felt like it. I’m able to morph ideas into perspectives (of said ideas), as having some relation with other ideas, etc... allowing me to create structures.”
Leonard
switched from Bear
“I love how much lesser of an overhead it is to create notes and connect them compared to Notion. It feels more intuitive, simple, clean and powerful. It encourages to be concise and break things down which I love.”
Dharshatharan
switched from Notion
“There are multiple things,
① Card system, I think this is just an awesome way of writing notes that helps me focus on the essentials.
② Community / Support, I really got a lot of help from the founders.
③ Linking, tagging, parenting etc. I love this system in the way it connects my thinking to help me better understand the fundamentals and the relations between them.
④ API since I love programming, It's a great system for me to add on to my notes and my note-taking.”
① Card system, I think this is just an awesome way of writing notes that helps me focus on the essentials.
② Community / Support, I really got a lot of help from the founders.
③ Linking, tagging, parenting etc. I love this system in the way it connects my thinking to help me better understand the fundamentals and the relations between them.
④ API since I love programming, It's a great system for me to add on to my notes and my note-taking.”
Johannes
switched from Standard Notes
“Multi-linking is a key to my way of thinking and working; Supernotes offers a unique take on linking which gives me a good insight into my collected brain farts.”
Michael
switched from Agenda
“Focus and design around writing small bits of knowledge and connecting them together. Feels like having a powerful collection of interconnected sticky notes on a whiteboard.”
Marcin
switched from Samsung Notes
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