Introducing object-based note-taking
A more natural approach to organizing information
- Product
- Capacities
- Sent from
- capacities.io
- Sent
No dark-mode styles — this email renders the same in a dark client.
A more natural approach to organizing information Introducing object-based note-taking Hi @there, Today's key moment is about time, and how Capacities uses it to organize your thinking for you. When you connect your calendar, something subtle happens. Your meetings appear on your daily note. Click one, and you're instantly taking notes for that meeting, automatically linked to the event and the date. 🗓️ No more hunting for "those notes from that call with Sarah." They're connected automatically. But the real magic shows up later Our “created on this day” section shows you everything you created on any given date. This means your notes are automatically tied to the date you created them, grounding them in time without you having to do anything. Users tell us this is when Capacities stops feeling like a note app and starts feeling like a time capsule; a record of how their thinking evolves. 🌟 You can also quickly find notes or anything you created on a given day by clicking through your days on the calendar. This is more helpful than you might think, especially for those of us who remember things vaguely by time! Try it: Connect your calendar in Settings. Then start adding notes to today's meetings and imagine revisiting them a year from now. See you tomorrow to learn about queries, how powerful they are, and how they can fit into your workflow. Best, Michael Open Capacities This email is part of the Capacities onboarding series. You can unsubscribe at any time. © 2026 Capacities. All rights reserved. Home Documentation
- Accession
- nse/capacities/2026-10-22/4772
- From
- Michael from Capacities · noreply@capacities.io
- Sent
- 22 October 2026 · 09:00 UTC
