note types

noticing things matters.

observations are raw material for insights. 'users keep clicking the wrong button' - that's worth writing down. jottie collects observations and helps you see patterns across them.

note types

powered by jottie

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capture observations quickly

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patterns emerge over time

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search by topic or theme

try it yourself

drag notes around, search, and click to explore

why this works

built for this

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capture observations quickly

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patterns emerge over time

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search by topic or theme

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related observations surface

examples

finding observations

see how others use jottie for note types. try these prompts to get started.

try these

"what have i noticed about user behavior?"
"observations from customer calls"
"patterns in the data"

details

how it works

write down what you notice, when you notice it. no analysis needed in the moment. later, search and review. jottie's related notes feature shows similar observations you might have forgotten.

capture without analysis

review and connect later

automatic associations

how it works

capture without analysis
review and connect later
automatic associations

details

why observations matter

insights come from accumulated observations. one data point is noise. twenty data points is a pattern. jottie makes it easy to accumulate and review.

why observations matter

insights come from accumulated observations. one data point is noise. twenty data points is a pattern. jottie makes it easy to accumulate and review.

questions

frequently asked

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how is this different from regular notes?

it's not, really. 'observation' is just a useful frame for thinking about what to capture. jottie treats all notes the same.

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can i tag observations by project?

yes. hashtags work for categorization. or just rely on semantic search to find relevant observations.

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how do i review observations over time?

search by topic and time range. 'observations about onboarding from last month' works.

ready to try jottie?

start with a single note, then use search or chat to pull the context back instantly.