LoreBook — Mind Palace Notes

Most notes apps are a filing cabinet. LoreBook is a mind.

Every note you write becomes a neuron on a living map. Every [[link]] you make
between notes becomes a synapse you can actually see. The result is a picture of
what you know — and, just as usefully, a picture of what you are forgetting.

FORGETTING IS THE POINT
Notes you stop revisiting slowly fade from bright cyan to sleeping grey, on a
seven-day half-life drawn from the Ebbinghaus forgetting curve. Open one and it
lights up again. Your map shows you at a glance which ideas are alive and which
are slipping away — something a folder full of files can never do.

WRITE, THEN WATCH IT CONNECT
• A full markdown editor: headings, lists, tables, code blocks, checkboxes
• Type [[ and pick a note to link it — the synapse is drawn for you
• Backlinks on every note, so you can see what points at an idea
• Search across every note you have written
• Drag neurons to arrange your map however it makes sense to you

A UNIVERSE THAT GROWS WITH YOU
Writing notes and connecting them earns points and levels, from Acolyte to
Demiurge. It is not a gimmick: the score rewards exactly the two habits that
make a knowledge base worth having — writing things down, and linking them
together.

COMPLETELY OFFLINE
There is no account, no sign-up and no server. Everything you write is stored
in a database on your phone and never leaves it. No sync, no cloud, no reading
your notes. That is not a setting you have to find — it is how the app is built.

YOUR DATA IS YOURS
Save a full backup of your universe to a single file whenever you like, and load
it back on any device. You choose where the file goes; it never passes through
us.

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