Your second brain, available on the plane.
Your journal, your tasks, your reading list, and every idea you don’t want to lose, linked together as you write. A folder of markdown on your own computer, and it goes wherever you decide it should go.
Notes tend to end up scattered everywhere: a notes app for ideas, a task manager for tasks, a document for the reading list, and nothing connects them. A year later you can’t find the thing you know you wrote down. Somewhere...
Write first, organize later.
Start today’s journal page and let things flow. Link to a person, a book or a place with [[double brackets]]. Pages are created as you need them.
Everything you mention, gathered for you.
Every page lists the places it’s mentioned. Open Jo’s page and see every day you had dinner, every book she recommended.
Tasks everywhere.
Jot a task in the middle of a journal entry, a query gathers every open task from every page onto one list, so nothing slips.
On your phone, even offline.
Add SilverBullet to your home screen and it works like an app, with editing buttons above the keyboard for moving and indenting lists. It keeps working without a connection, on a plane or up a mountain, and syncs when you’re back online.
Every device.
Sync through your own server, a host, or any file sync you already use. Tick an item off the shopping list in the shop, and it’s ticked at home.
Start with a folder.
Download SilverBullet Desktop and open a folder, or set up a server and use it from any browser. Your notes stay plain markdown either way.
Get started