Markology app analytics for December 12

Markology does two things. It lets you record your thoughts and connect them. Using these two simple actions, you can build up your own knowledge base in an organized way that promotes memory and the discovery of new connections and ideas. Markology is inspired by the zettelkasten method of note taking. Our brains do not create strong hierarchies or group thoughts into neatly divided folders. They exist as a collection of thoughts with associative links. By recording these small thoughts and their links, you can search for ideas in Markology and surprise yourself with information you didn't realize was related. ## How to use Markology - Start writing things down. Be as unstructured or structured as you want. Don't judge yourself, these notes are for you, so write them however you think your future self will understand them. - When you're editing a note, tap the "Add Link" button to search for related notes to form a connection. - Start searching! When you're searching or browsing your notes, all links to and from that note are surfaced at the top of the page, allowing you to easily skip along all your connections. ## Features - All notes are stored as Markdown in the iCloud folder, allowing for easy import and export. - 100% offline functionality. Search your whole knowledge base without internet. - iCloud syncing between devices. - Share your notes to other apps. - No in-app purchases. Ever. - Open source.