Thank you for sharing this! This genre of software tool is something that has been on my mind since at least 2010. Here* is a quick summary of my idea. I even applied to the first YC Fellowship in 2015 with the idea, but I didn’t make it past the application. I’ve come across many related ideas over years of reading HN (the general consensus is to just use org mode, so far I’ve been strictly a vim user xD), but this post is particularly inspirational!

I got my first job in software in 2017 and to this day I’m growing constantly. Before this first job I struggled to keep the motivation to practice and work on projects. I finally have the abilities to make projects come to life, and I’ll definitely be studying your project carefully as I get going on building one of my own.

*https://web.archive.org/web/20160806063444/http://mindengei.... What's "MindEngei"? Engei (園芸) is the Japanese word for gardening. I plan to build applications that help us organize our thoughts, experiences, and knowledge in a pleasant way. Too much of what we learn and experience gets sucked up by the applications we used and maintaining that information is either a hassle or impossible. I want to make applications that log everything we want to remember in a simple and relaxing way, allowing the user to pull in data from services, take notes, and document knowledge and provide quick and pleasant ways of viewing and sharing their content.