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Airffic Notes

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Write a note in one tap, tag it with #words in the text, and find it later by searching.

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The first line becomes the title. Add #tags in the text to group notes. Drafts are kept on this device automatically.

Ctrl+Enter also saves

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What Airffic Notes is

Notes should be fast to write and easy to find by the words in them. Airffic Notes opens ready to type. The first line becomes the title, and any #tag you write in the body is picked up automatically. There are no folders, no tag field, no note types. Write it, keep it. That is all.

Drafts save to this device as you type, so closing the tab loses nothing. The list is searchable and can be sorted newest, oldest, or by title. For a long note, Summarize asks an AI (Claude, by Anthropic) to pull out the conclusion, key points, and to-dos, with instructions not to add anything that is not in the note. Only the AI part requires signing in.

You can write without signing in; notes then stay in this browser. Sign in and they are saved where only your account can read them, so the same notes open on another device. Attaching photos or audio is a candidate for later.

How to use it

  1. 1WriteType in the Write box and save. The first line becomes the title. Ctrl+Enter saves too.
  2. 2TagWrite #work or #recipes anywhere in the body. Tags gather in the Tags tab.
  3. 3FindIn the List tab, type a word and only notes containing it remain. Change the sort order if you like.
  4. 4SummarizePick a note under Summary and ask for the key points. Conclusion, key points, and to-dos appear (sign-in required).

Questions

Can I create folders?
No. Use #tags in the text instead. One note can carry several tags.
Will I lose a draft?
No. Text in progress is saved to this device automatically. Close the tab and it is back when you return.
Who writes the summary?
An AI (Claude, by Anthropic), instructed not to add anything that is not in the note. The summary is shown on screen and is not saved.
Can I attach photos or audio?
Text only for now. Photo and audio attachments are candidates for later.
Do I need an account?
Not for writing, searching, or tagging. Only the AI summary requires signing in.

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