GalaxyBrain is a local-first knowledge system where pages have variables, formulas, and live references between them.Every page can have custom variables defined on it, like a lightweight programming environment inside a document. Those variables become metadata you can access and reference from any other page in the system. Change a value anywhere and everything connected to it updates in real...
Hi HN,I’d like to share a project I’ve been working on called GalaxyBrain. It’s a tool for organizing information.Key features: Embeddable dynamic metadata: as you type, metadata is generated in the background. This metadata can be accessed and embedded directly into the page.Light programming concepts built in: you can add custom values (think variables) to any page, then reference those...
Great to see this finally launching. I'll be recommending this service to anyone who's interested in dipping their toe into DND. I also love that you're making being a "Professional Dungeon Master" a plausible future career choice. :)
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Once you factor in the fact that linen lasts up to 10x as long as cotton the price becomes much more stomachable.
Really appreciate the feedback.
For me the value is in knowing everything is backed up and saved. I very rarely actually need access to my old notes and sketches from previous notebooks but there’s a lot of sentimental value there for me.
If a note I take is actually time sensitive or needs to be referenced soon, I still have the physical notebook to reference.
I have (low quality photos of) sketches of old ideas that later become companies. The notebooks themselves are long gone but I love that I still have some kind of digital backup.
I’d eventually like to get the price of mod notebooks down so they’re on par with other notebooks that don’t have the digitizing bundled in (it’s already pretty close).
- It takes FOREVER.
- Pictures are blurry / out of focus / misaligned
- There's a limit to the number of pictures you can attached to a note in evernote so each notebook ends up needing to be spread between a few different evernote "notes".
- Evernote really isn't designed to consume this kind of content. (We have an app designed specifically for this: http://app.modnotebooks.com/demo)