Almanac

Keeps what you learn, by topic. Talk to a topic beside its page, and it keeps what’s worth keeping there, with its sources.

Web and desktop app · runs for a company or on one Mac

Source

Almanac's page for the topic Laufen with a talk beside it. Told “Heute 5 km in 28:12 gelaufen. Wie komme ich unter 27?”, the talk answers with a plan and says “Kept a point under 5 km.”, with Undo; on the page, the 5 km line now ends at 28.2 min on Nov 1, above the goal of 27.
A talk with Laufen keeps today’s run on its page · made-up topic for Acme Inc

A topic is its blocks.

Headings, writing, callouts, lists, checklists, tables and pictures, on a grid that fills the window. Claude keeps each point in the block that holds it, and you can add one yourself.

Pflanzen's page with Add a block open: Heading, Paragraph, Callout, List, Checklist, Table and Picture.

Write where it will read.

A click on a passage writes in it, and Return keeps it and starts the next. A block’s menu adds another right below it, moves it, or makes it half the page.

A new passage being written on Pflanzen's page, “Im Frühjahr alle zwei Wochen düngen, die Erde vorher anfeuchten.”, with Return to keep it and go on, Shift-Return for a new line and Esc to stop.

Fields pick the picture.

A collection’s fields have kinds: a choice, text, a number with its unit. They pick how it’s drawn: a table, bars, a checklist, a timeline or a week.

The fields of Dünger: Art, a choice of Flüssig, Stäbchen or Granulat; Wann, text; and Menge, a number in ml.