Stop relearning the same things.
Loam is a notebook that links what you write and brings it back when you need it. Capture a thought, connect it to what you already know, and it finds you again.
Start your notebook- p. 02Capture. Write it down, wherever you are.
- p. 04Connect. Notes link themselves as you write.
- p. 06Resurface. Old notes come back when they matter.
Capture
Type a line, paste a link, or dictate on the train. It lands in the inbox with the time and the place attached, and nothing needs a folder before it can be kept.
Connect
Notes that touch two subjects end up in the overlap. Loam finds those overlaps as you write, so the note you wrote about reading is also the note about writing.
Resurface
Loam brings old notes back when they become relevant again. Open a project and the notes you wrote about it arrive with it, dated, so you can see how your thinking changed.
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I stopped searching for my own notes. They turn up when I need them, which is the only thing I wanted from a notebook.
Start issue two
Your first issue is one thought long. Every issue after it gets easier to make.
Start your notebook