Hi everyone. I am Cristiano, and I built Konuq on my own. 小糠雨, konuka-ame, is the Japanese word for the lightest drizzle, the rain so fine it hangs in the air instead of falling. It never looks like weather, and everything is wet afterwards anyway. That is what a day of thinking feels like to me, and it is where the name comes from. Thoughts do not arrive finished. Mine show up as fragments. A line, a detail worth keeping, half a list. Every note app I tried wanted me to decide where a fragment belonged before it would let me write it down. Which notebook, which folder, which project. That question is tiny, and it always arrived while the thought was still forming, so often enough I did not write the thing down at all. Konuq never asks it. A fragment goes in as it is, filing happens by writing a tag inside the note, and collections are live queries that gather themselves. A second problem showed up later. The notes I did write were dying anyway, because capturing is easy and returning is work. Cure came out of that. Left Behind deals out forgotten notes one card at a time, to keep or let go, and Held in Silence gathers what has gone unopened for months. No notifications and no counts. The most importante piece is publishing. I wanted a page I could fix from my phone without a CMS and without a deploy, so any Konuq space becomes a real website at its own address in one tap. Free covers the whole editor, tags, collections, dictation, the share sheet and Cure. Pro adds end-to-end encrypted sync, up to three hubs, and publishing. I would love to hear where it breaks and what feels missing. I read everything.

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Notes filed by tags, published as a website in one tap

Notes filed by tags, published as a website in one tap