1.Infinite Canvas: The Perfect Medium for Visual Learners

The infinite canvas is a playground for the mind. 

Text, cards, images, PDFs, mind maps, and various other content can all be placed on the canvas. We can continuously move, connect, and edit these elements, and even publish them online with a single click. 

This represents a revolutionary workflow for modern knowledge workers.

2.Local-First, File Over App

This principle is not just about user experience; it's our core philosophy.

When working on large projects in Canva, I often feel anxious because we can't save local copies on our own computers.

That's why Noteey is a product that can be used offline anytime, anywhere. 

We've also created a canvas format called "Portable Canvas File". 

Your knowledge won't just be stored in the cloud; you can keep local copies on your hard drive, accessible and editable at any time, even without an internet connection.

3.Eliminating Fragmentation in the Knowledge Lifecycle

My current knowledge workflow looks like this: 

When I have an idea or screenshot, I send it to myself on WeChat or record it in Apple Notes. Then, I use Lark Suite for document writing and knowledge base management, while Notion is used for publishing content.

In other words,My knowledge is scattered across different platforms, causing friction and inefficiency.

Noteey aims to complete the entire knowledge lifecycle (Capture > Organize > Create > Publish) within a single product, addressing this fragmentation.