I'm not an organised note-taker, except for a few circumstances. Most often notes are just actions which get put in email to myself, or my team. Life has chang

I'm not an organised note-taker, except for a few circumstances. Most often notes are just actions which get put in email to myself, or my team. Life has changed recently and I've been thinking about some low-friction options for capturing thoughts. Any solution needs to work from mobile and desktop (macOS, Windows, and Linux for me.) On desktop I'm imagining something like an Alfred window popping up on a keyboard shortcut. Storing the text note or screenshot with timestamp. Nothing precludes audio, or any other format, but the capture tool needs to load immediately, capture whatever, and disappear into the background. It'd then bug me at specific times to group these notes or add some context. I'd be able to "zoom" by hour, day, week. It would work out what was during work hours and what was outside of work time, but I'd still be able to indicate personal or work. Tagging would be available, but not required. I could take some note, or a group of notes "forward" to another tool. It'd store a link to that next system (Trello, work bug tracker, etc.) so I'd know the items were "actioned" in some way. I'm not aware of any tool which really does this. Note-taking tools are developed for folks who love creating notes and not for people who don't love doing this (or have had excellent memories up to now and skipped development a love for taking a note on everything!)