Remember everything,
without organizing anything.
Steno catches thoughts the second they arrive, files them where they belong, and brings them back the moment they become useful — not when you remember to search.
One keystroke, from any window.
A small bar opens over whatever you’re doing. Type the half-thought, hit Enter, move on. Steno keeps the time, the context, and the messiness — fragments welcome.
Notes that link themselves.
Steno reads what you write and proposes the connections: the book you quoted, the project that mentioned it first, the person it’s about. You approve; the web grows.
What James Scott calls legibility is why every company dashboard lies: it optimizes what the state can see.
- Dashboards are legibility machines
- Metrics meeting — notes
- Reading list for the team
Ask in plain words. Get the note.
No folder archaeology, no perfect keywords. Steno surfaces the note — plus the two that orbit it, so the context arrives with the fact.
“I stopped keeping a to‑do app. Steno just remembers what I meant.” — Dana Whitfield, novelist
Your notes should compound, not decay.
Free for personal notes. Sync across devices when you’re ready.