I've been frustrated with standard note-taking apps lately. Our brains work by connecting dots and jumping between ideas, yet most tools force us into linear lists and rigid folder structures.
I've spent the last few weeks building a "spatial" interface where notes float in a 3D universe, connected by context rather than folders.
Question for the productivity nerds here: Would a 3D interface help your creativity, or do you prefer the strict order of a list?
Echo Archive breaks the mold of linear note-taking. Instead of rigid folders, organize your ideas in an interactive 3D constellation. It features a privacy-focused "Local First" architecture and integrates Google Gemini AI for auto-tagging, smart text completion, and instant summarization. No login required.
