Relanote

@vesse Hey, thanks for your comment! We’ve been asked this quite a lot and shared our thoughts here - [Why Relanote was created | Relanote](https://relanote.com/why-are-we-...)

@christypreston Thanks! Please share with us any feedback when you try it!

@kishminish Thanks for the comment! Let us know if you have any questions when you test it.

@nikolaystoykov Correct, there are still features from the paid plans that are not officially launched. For now only the free tier is available. No credit card is required to open an account + there is no limitations to the number of notes you can store in Relanote.

@lilyy Appreciate the support and feedback your provided for us during the final beta testing!

@dtz Thanks for the question! No, you will be able to share a public link which will be accessible to anyone who has it. No account is needed.

@eglove Appreciate the suggestion! Can you give an example of how would you like to work exactly - would you like to have a side panel with suggestions or it should be presented in a different way?

@stanislav_dim I think the slickest but hardest way would be to have slightly transparent highlighting. Then hovering over that you could either add or ignore the connection. Let's say I have a note on something like reframing in psychology. Maybe on persuasion and talking about moral reframing. Then later I'm taking notes somewhere else about learning and how reframing studying from a chore to something fun can help with procrastination. Then that word reframing get's a small highlight, prompting me to connect it with the notes on persuasion. Kind of like automatic Wikipedia type linking. I know that's a tough feature that I couldn't tackle with what I know now. Maybe some element of machine learning is needed there to be able to ignore common words that will never be used to link two notes? Major bonus points if it could link two related terms, not just keyword searching. Or simplifying it down, it could simply look at tags I've used on previous notes. So maybe that highlight appears when I use a word that is also a tag on something else and the prompt asks me to add it as a tag on the current note. Then, highlighting the uses of those tags in the note to quickly find mentions of it later. Hopefully, that makes it clear. :)

@eglove Hey, thanks the extensive and detailed feedback!