Anyone else use mymind.com? Just started myself and it might be the  missing link in my note taking / pkm system

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Currently I have the following

- Obsidian for longer writing 
- Bullet journal for task management 
- Static Obsidian note as a scratch pad 

So far my mind is replacing that single obsidian note I treated as a scratch pad. Most of the day I have stuff I need to jot down really quick and then come back to, which happens to include web links as well. Seems like the perfect temporary space so far where I clear it out at certain times of the day. We’ll see ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

How are you going to use it with the rest of your stack? Or what are you trying to solve? (Just curious)

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I think it’s probably the most unique bookmark-er I’ve seen so far. Has a lot of auto tagging features, ability to take small notes, and the UI is really clean. Really think it might help with the fleeting thoughts; much easier to visualize and organize than a zettelkasten system imo

I used to be in the beta long time ago. Didn’t keep using it 

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Aw that’s a bummer :/ Not coming from another bookmarking tool but that’s not cool

I’d like to try it but the founder is very opinionated against importing from other bookmarking tools

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Yeah we’ll have to see how much I end up using to determine if it’s worth it or not. 

Right now I have a “scratch pad” note in obsidian that I kind of use for my wandering digital thoughts, longer form writing happens in obsidian, then I have a bullet journal for tasks. I think my mind might be the perfect replacement for that scratch pad note. It has the ability to do small notes along with web book marks from anywhere, as well as quotes which I really like. Will just be a matter if I’m diligent to opening the dashboard enough to fully integrate it

I used it several months back and loved it until I hit the 100 item limit and didn’t feel confident the subscription price was worth it. 


I also kinda wondered if it was just going to end up like my Twitter or farcaster book marks where it feels nice to “save” something but I inevitably never go back to it.

2 yr old user. It’s good. Nothing better out there

Explored it but don’t use it. It’s dope.