I genuinely don’t understand why so many people use tools like Notion.
I tried using it for a while, but it felt like the opposite of productivity. I had to build templates, drag things around, decide where every note should go, copy/paste information manually, and then search for it later.
At some point I realized I was spending more time maintaining the system than doing the actual work.
So I built a rough MVP around a simple idea:https://meetmomentai.com/
What if I don’t have to organize my knowledge at all?
The tool captures what I’m already paying attention to — copied text, screenshots, links, articles, tweets, Reddit posts, quick notes — and turns the high-intent stuff into a personal knowledge base automatically.
But I don’t want another digital graveyard of saved links.
The real goal is to figure out:
- What information actually mattered today?
- What topics did I keep coming back to?
- What decisions or actions should this information support?
- What should I do next?
For example, if I spend a day reading AI articles, Twitter threads, and Reddit discussions, I don’t just want a folder of links. I want the system to extract the useful signals, filter the better sources, and help me turn them into actions, decisions, or drafts.
Right now it’s a 1-month-old MVP and still rough. The main features are in the screenshots.
My questions:
- Would you use a tool that automatically captures useful information instead of making you manually organize it?
- Would you trust a system that pushes you to turn information into decisions/actions?
- What feature would make this actually useful in your daily workflow?
Brutal feedback welcome, especially from people who tried Notion/Obsidian/second brain systems and gave up.