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Supernotes 2 — Fast note-taking and knowledge sharing
Supernotes 2 is your new home for ideas, records, tasks, and lists. Write down your thoughts as notecards, explore and link them together; and share them with your friends in real-time. Try now for free.
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That's awesome! Definitely best note-taking app on the market. *Check out the Graph View, it's amazing!
Wow! Impressive work! How long did it take to build the product since the first line of code?
Thanks @george_levin. Connor and I started building Supernotes together in 2018, and we first launched in 2020.
Love how this looks and seems to work but… is it not possible to access and edit our notes offline?
@anna_0x Thanks Anna. We've been working towards fully supporting offline. If you lose internet connection, you will still be able to access / search / filter your notes if the app is already open. Editing offline is our highest priority right now.
@twhetton thanks! It’s really important for me and presumably many others to be able to interact with my notes offline. It doesn’t matter how good the tool is, my internet connection often isn’t and notes are really personal things I want to always have access to.
Hello! 👋
We are very excited to share with you Supernotes 2 – including 100+ new features and improvements to our fast and reliable note-taking + knowledge-sharing app.
My co-founder (@acnebs) and I work together remotely from London / Bali and have built Supernotes entirely ourselves – design, code, marketing, support – you name it, we’ve done it!
We set out to build a note-taking app that reflects how we think. We don’t think in files & folders – we think in bits and pieces of interconnected thoughts. On Supernotes these thoughts are represented as notecards, which are themselves nestable, taggable and linkable. Our goal is to help people build more meaningful and useful connections to their digital knowledge. With Supernotes 2, we’re taking a big step forward in making that vision a reality with the introduction of many highly requested features, like:
🧑💻 Dedicated Apps – for Mac, Windows, Linux, Android and iOS (subscriber-only early access)
📝 New Editor – we’ve completed overhaul our Markdown / LaTeX math editor
📆 Daily Collection – for daily journalling and tracking your progress
📰 Broadsheet View – view your cards like a broadsheet newspaper
🕸 Graph View – visualise as a 3D and 2D graph view
Get started for free now – all our features are included! Or if you’d like to support us and get a headstart with Supernotes, we are currently offering 30min 1-on-1 onboarding calls with our Unlimited Yearly Plan – grab it now for 25% off.
Free your thoughts!
Tobias
@twhetton Congrats on the launch Tobias! Supernotes looks quite cool! I wonder how do you build more meaningful and useful connections?
Thanks @mervecankizcoruh. What you would have previously written as one long Word document or Notion page, on Supernotes our interface prompts you to break it down into 10 or so notecards. By breaking your knowledge down into smaller chunks this offers a lot more possibilities to connect it together – we often compare it to building something out of lego.
e.g. If you take notes in meetings, you might write a 'takeaways' notecard at the end of each meeting and tag it with #takeaways. If you want to review your month all you have to do is click the tag, to apply a filter and see all your takeaways from all your different meetings alongside each other.
@twhetton Sounds reasonable. Thanks for the answer. We also emphasize building meaningful connections at Producter — that's why I was curious about it. It becomes hard to fill in the blanks for users when they read "meaningful connections" :)
@tobias_whetton This looks like an interesting new tool in the tools for thought space. Is there a web version available?
@absamma Yes we started out with a web app. You can jump into Supernotes on any popular modern browser such as Chrome, Safari and Firefox.
Thanks @valentin_duboscq. We've built Supernotes with React, Capacitor, PostgreSQL, SocketIO, Redis, Python/FastAPI, Nginx – that's the bones of it.
Can you guys be a bit more consistent with your wording? On the website landing page it says "No ads. No trials. All our features are free!" but within the app, after logging in, i apparently have 20 cards limit and i have to purchase a subscription to get unlimited cards. That's not "all features are free".
I like the app. It's good to see a fully featured notion alternative. As a note-taking apps enthusiast, i like the simplicity of it. I'm definitely going to try it for a while to see if i can switch from notion.
Looks super promising! Love the UI
How will you add data read from outside data sources like Gsheet or Formaloo?
Thanks @farokh_shahabi, we are planning to launch better integrations later this year so you can create / sync notecards with these sources.
It's incredible app. Impressive new update, especially, broadsheet view. Congrats on the launch!
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