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QOYRA
Don’t lose notes in lists. Explore them on a map.
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Don’t lose notes in lists. Explore them on a map.
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Search needs a keyword, lists bury old notes. Qoyra puts every note on a landscape. You remember roughly where you left it, so you find it by place, not by name. Connect notes, group them into chains, fly around.
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Hi Product Hunt! 👋 I’m the maker of Qoyra.
I’ve always hated lists. Once a note scrolls off the screen, it’s as good as lost, and search only helps if you remember what to search for. I often save a link without remembering the site or even the title.
The idea came from hiking and Google Maps. When I return to the same rock or ridge months later, I remember what I was thinking there. And I love procrastinating in Google Maps, just flying around. I wanted that feeling for my notes.
So I built Qoyra: a landscape for your notes. Not a canvas, a landscape.
Each project or topic is a peak, and height means detail.
Each contour line is a level you can open and browse on its own.
Start typing and a note appears. Move it around, link notes into chains you can scroll through in seconds, or throw one into the sea to delete it.
I use it daily and I find things by remembering where I put them. Works on PC and iPhone. It’s a solo project, so expect some rough edges.
🗺 Demo map, no signup: https://www.qoyra.app/?share=1f9c5acd47f449dcbca5ea922e9d8907
I’d love to hear your thoughts:
Is the navigation intuitive, or does it take a while to figure out?
Does remembering “where” a note is actually help you find it again?