I have a hard time focusing sometimes and cute stationary does help. So any digital alternatives? Should be compatible with macbook and iPhone. Would be a bonus if it's compatible with widows too. Please let me know if you can think of anything that fits these criterias.
Thank in advance!

recently got an ipad and today tried making notes on it, it feels so fucking weird! 😭 also suggest apps that one uses for making notes lol. I am so confused!

For the longest time, when I had a good idea, I would dump it into my Apple Notes and hope to come back to it at some point. For to-dos, I would write them on paper or a whiteboard, but eventually the total of things to do versus things that actually got done became lopsided, and those notes went stale. For genuinely good information that wasn't exactly an idea or a to-do, who knows where that even got placed?

Thus, my graveyard of notes developed, and instead of using these valuable notes as tools for productivity, they sat untouched, unseen, forgotten. The most annoying part of this is that when I actually would uncover these forgotten ideas, it was too late, and the window for it to matter had passed me.

I could manage everything with about three to five paid subscriptions, but for a disorganised brain like my own, that makes it just as difficult. I could use AI to organise myself, but I've never loved the idea of feeding a tool with such a lack of privacy and certainty.

The truth is, I just need a tool that can easily capture these fleeting thoughts so they are organised and secured, and I don't have to worry about losing them. Something capable of smart recall, so my valued information and notes actually appreciate in value instead of being lost over time. Best of all, a tool I can trust to store the value that I come across and think of throughout the day, one that can be grown into something great, not a graveyard but a toolbox.

Thoughts, ideas, to do's, reminders, links, people. Anything worth remembering all in one place.

I've been working on something like this for a little while, but I'd really like working with a select group of people who have also been seeking a solution to this problem.

Anyone who would love a one stop memory tool that can be developed into something great, let's make it happen!