AI should help you think, not think for you. iXnote is a Context Assistant: the right context in the meeting or lecture, so the insight is yours.
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Every note app I've tried optimizes for capture and storage. Storage was never my problem. My problem at 8.55am is context: who's in this meeting, what did we decide last time, what's changed since.
Do your AI study tools make you pay attention? It's the question that decides whether you actually learn this term, or just look like you did.
I built my first AI app in 2008. I've led AI at the world's largest tech and entertainment companies for 10 years. So take it from me: use AI to study. Just use it to sharpen your thinking, not to skip it.
Want to know if you've really learned a topic?
Write the key facts on cards, spread them out, pick the ones that matter and explain how they connect.
You can't fake that level of understanding.
Want to know if you've really learned a topic?
Write the key facts on cards, spread them out, and pick the ones that matter and explain how they connect.
You can't fake that.
The more a study tool does for you, the less you learn.
If you want to actually learn it, pick tools that make you do the thinking.
So I built iXnote around that instead. Your people, projects and decisions live as cards, connected the way you think. Tap one and the whole situation around it comes into view. Free on iPhone, iPad and Mac.
20% of what you do generates 80% of the value in your life. The only real productivity hack is to identify the 20%.