A journal you’ll actually keep.
A thought on the train. Something you want to remember. A sentence before bed. Today’s entry is ready whenever you are.
Journal apps ask for a mood, a prompt and a photo before you have written a word. Notes apps bury entries in a folder. Most journals are abandoned in the second week.
- Start with one line.Ctrl+J opens today’s entry with the date already in place. Write a sentence or a page.
- Capture from your phone.Share a link or a thought into Nested List and it lands in today’s entry.
- Everything dated is connected.An entry shows on its day’s page, next to what you planned and did.
- Look back without digging.Entries are a list, newest first. Search finds a memory by a word or by meaning.
Write now. Find it later.
Keep writing without a connection and sync when you are back online. Search a word you remember when you want to return to an entry.
Everything is on your device first; it syncs when you are back online.
Your journal and your day, one story.
Open a day and you see what you planned, what you did, and what you wrote about it. No switching, no searching, no separate app.
Any line with a date shows on that day’s page under References.
One list, other jobs.
Plan your day
Tasks, meetings and notes on one page for today, with a timeline that shows the day you actually have.
See how →Run a project
Goals, tasks, decisions and dates in one outline, with the to-dos also on the day you will do them.
See how →Build a second brain
A knowledge base that grows with you: notes, quotes, PDFs and screenshots, linked the way you think and found years later.
See how →Everything on your mind, in one place.
Open Nested List, type your first line, and put the next thought under it. That is the whole setup.