Most note apps assume you'll organize your notes later. You won't. looseleaf skips that step — paste a lecture transcript, a rambling AI summary, or your own scattered typing, or upload a photo of handwriting, and it turns the mess straight into a clean visual mind map. No folders, no tags, no formatting. Built for brains that take notes constantly but never revisit them because a wall of text isn't reviewable.
Hey Product Hunt 👋
I take notes everywhere — lectures, meetings, random 2am thoughts — and they all just die in a notes app. I never go back to them. Turns out the problem wasn't the notes app, it was the format: a wall of text is the worst possible thing to review later, especially with an ADHD brain (mine's self-identified, not diagnosed, but the struggle's real).
So I built looseleaf: paste your notes or upload a photo of handwriting, and it turns them into a visual mind map instead. Built solo in 72 hours for DoraHacks 2.0.
Would love feedback, especially from anyone else whose notes go to die in an app somewhere 😅