relationships

pick up where you left off.

you wrote about the api design last week. today you have more thoughts. jottie connects these automatically. the 'continues' relationship shows when notes extend earlier thinking.

relationships

powered by jottie

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follow-up notes connected

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threads emerge naturally

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no manual linking

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why this works

built for this

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follow-up notes connected

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threads emerge naturally

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no manual linking

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thinking extends over time

examples

continuation examples

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

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"continued thoughts on pricing"
"follow-up to the architecture note"
"extending the research"

details

how it works

jottie detects when a new note extends ideas from an earlier one. similar concepts, referenced topics, follow-up language - all signal continuation. these notes appear as related.

semantic similarity

topic detection

automatic association

how it works

semantic similarity
topic detection
automatic association

details

why continuations matter

thinking happens over time. an idea on monday develops by friday. without connections, that development is invisible. continuations make your thinking's evolution visible.

why continuations matter

thinking happens over time. an idea on monday develops by friday. without connections, that development is invisible. continuations make your thinking

questions

frequently asked

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how does jottie know notes continue each other?

semantic similarity and topic overlap. notes about the same subject with related content get connected.

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can i manually mark continuations?

not directly, but referencing earlier content helps jottie detect the relationship.

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do all related notes 'continue' each other?

no. continuation is one type of relationship. notes can be related without being continuations.

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