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Capacities is a knowledge-management tool that treats everything you care about as interconnected objects—people, books, projects, ideas—allowing you to link any object to any other and see the network of connections. Backlinks and related-content surfaces reveal existing connections, and daily notes act as an inbox for capture without rigid folders so you can find insights when you need them. Designed for knowledge workers and researchers, Capacities offers AI, queries, calendar, and project-oriented workflows, backed by a growing community.
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Capacities — worth considering for a “second brain.” It takes a more structured, interconnected approach to notes and knowledge rather than a traditional folder hierarchy.
Capacities is particularly interesting if you like the idea of your notes becoming interconnected
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Capacities — nice middle ground if you like organizing ideas as “people,” “books,” “projects,” and “concepts.”