Joshua Williams

I’ve always had a habit of jotting down ideas in the moment quick, raw, often unfinished. But over the years, those notes got lost across apps, stickies, random docs, or just forgotten. There wasn’t a space built for how my mind actually worked. So I built one. Micronotes is that place for me now, a calm, instant home for your thoughts before they slip away.

This is helpful timing for me. I just launched my first product on Product Hunt and intentionally did it without fanfare mostly to understand what I didn’t know yet. The experience gave me a lot of signal around how the platform actually works now, and it made me appreciate the community side much more than the launch mechanics themselves. I plan to be more active here going forward supporting...

LoopLog was built around a simple idea: open loops quietly drain attention until they’re closed. Most tools help you add more - tasks, habits, goals. LoopLog helps you finish what’s already open. You create a loop, define its intention, and close it deliberately, one at a time. No streak pressure. No punishment for missed days. Just closure. This is the system I wanted when productivity tools...

I built LoopLog because unfinished things stay open in the mind. Not tasks, loops. LoopLog is a quiet system for closing them with intention. Happy to answer anything.