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This is my note taking app- If you’re a content creator especially, Or even just a regular person that wants to learn something, note taking in this easy visual format is a game changer. Even if you never reference your notes, just making them in the first place will... show more

Ian Carroll

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610,457 views • 1 year ago •via X (Twitter)

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Ashton Forbes1 year ago

This video speaks to me. Bout to increase my investigative skills.

Ian Carroll1 year ago

Having all your past notes and references in one place is a force multiplier for content creation

James Li1 year ago

MATA - Make America Think Again 🧠

Mike Benz1 year ago

your energy is so fun bro

kepano1 year ago

if I understand correctly it seems like your top two feature requests for @obsdmd are: 1. highlighting PDFs 2. publishing canvas files the good news is that both are on the roadmap already:

RIFT1 year ago

This looks way better than my note taking device

Matt Baker1 year ago

Such a " G " Wow bro you go deep . Super impressive . I bet the FBI themselves don't go as deep as you do for the people! Thank God we have you on our side.

UnBaffle.me1 year ago

Always pay attention when a true craftsman shares his tools.

Shane Hazel1 year ago

I was trying to figure out what app it was the other day. 😂 Killer!

Areveur5117 🍊1 year ago

awesome i use it too. its helpful to find connections. there are limitations so i find myself developing some things myself thru Replit.

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