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I built an open-source Mac app because sticky notes were the only note-taking system I could stick with I’ve been working on this for a little while and wanted to share it. I recently came across a to-do app built around a simple idea: dump everything out of your brain and make it easy to find later. That clicked with me. I’ve tried plenty of ways to keep track of thoughts and tasks, but sticky notes have been the only thing I’ve consistently used—mostly because they’re always within reach. Since I use Mac hotkeys constantly, I wanted something that felt just as accessible. Press Option + Space , type a thought or task, hit Command + Return , and get back to what you were doing. You can organize and search through everything later, and your notes stay local on your Mac. That’s how Brain Cache started. I initially built it for myself, but decided to open-source it so other people could use it, change it, or build something that better fits their own workflow. It’s currently an early Mac-focused preview. An iOS app and widget are works in progress, and I’d like to explore Windows and Linux support eventually. You can check out Brain Cache on GitHub . If you also struggle to keep track of tasks or stick with a note-taking system, maybe this could help. I’d love to hear what you think—especially what would make capturing thoughts and finding them later easier for you.   submitted by   /u/sobanoodles_ [link]   [comments]

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  • 发布时间：2026/10/3 01:46:21