Make sense of complex topics using a visual note taking tool that works and feels like paper, so its easy to use.
Get StartedClick anywhere on the page and start typing. No popup forms. No complicated setup.
Lay out your notes and add team members to any sheet by adding their email.
Prepare visual research for your creative projects and present it to others. Loose Thought is designed to look good by default, just like cards on paper do.
Loose Thought works without an internet connection. All changes are synced when you go back online.
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Loose Thought combines the features of a visual canvas tool with structured note-taking to help you make sense of complex ideas. Here's how it compares to other kinds of tools which do similar things.
These tools are good for communicating visual ideas, but they focus on presentation instead of note-taking, which can be distracting.
Instead of a digital whiteboard, think of a digital notebook.
These tools support visual thinking, but their primary purpose is building a knowledge database which often makes the tool very complicated.
Think of a creative sketchbook rather than a complex knowledgebase.
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When I start a project, it's always exciting to start researching ideas and layout everything out on big sheet of paper. The trouble is, it gets out of date fast. It's also pretty awkward to use images and other digital media, a big deal these days..
So I figured "computers to the rescue", where changing things is easy, and images are plentiful! Alas, I couldn't find a tool that replicated that feeling of paper.
Most visual canvas apps I tried were geared towards presentation, not thinking. And knowledgebase apps are way too complicated. There's always the temptation to procrastinate by "optimizing your workflow" instead of spending time on the work you care about.
Hence Loose Thought. My goal is to combine the feeling of paper with the benefits of digital media, all while staying out of your way and being as easy to use as possible. That way, you can put all your creative energy into your projects, and not your tools.
Hopefully I've succeeded and you find it as useful as I do. Feel free to drop me a line with any thoughts or suggestions!
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