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In my work I often need to know when things happened, for scenarios like: interviews, incidents, protocol meetings, experiments, debugging, etc I noticed ther
by gohberg 2y ago
In my work I often need to know when things happened, for scenarios like:
interviews, incidents, protocol meetings, experiments, debugging, etc
I noticed there was no simple way to achieve this with any note taking app, so I made one.
* every line you write is automatically timestamped.
* minimalist and distraction free - follows the simplicity of the built-in note apps.
* cross platform - it's a webapp so no install required, works great on mobile, web, android, iOS, tablets.
you can use it for free, no email and no signup required.
I made this first version where data is stored locally on your device.
Sharing here in case someone finds it useful,
it would be great to know I solved the same problem for anyone else :)
- unstppbl 2y agoWow! I was thinking the same notes app like a month or two ago, even tried to create it! Can you open-source it? So we can contribute, and make it self hosted?
- gohberg 2y agothe code is quite embarrassing, imagine backend engineer writing frontend with the help of AI :) but since it's a common request, I'll consider it
- slater 2y agoAll code is embarrassing, and there will always be someone that comes along to ask "wow, why did you write THIS in this way? I wouldn't have done it that way!"
- unstppbl 2y agohttps://github.com/unstppbl/nta https://github.com/unstppbl/nta I went ahead and created the app with Claude 3.7, backend is in Go, frontend is in React. Sqlite is used for storage. There is also a docker-compose file. Anyone can contribute
- gohberg 2y agothanks for that!