Hello,

Who gave you this link? How do you know about this project?

Now that you know about this project, you can know what this project is about.

This yet-unnamed and far-from-finished web application is for keeping journals on creative works in progress. It helps you get artifacts of process out of the screenshots folder / camera roll / etc., and into something comprehensible, searchable, shareable.

The implicit assumption

The implicit assumption is that this is actually a good thing to do. Here’s why:

• You build an archive you can draw from. You have this place with explorations, early versions, alternate variations, seemingly dead ends, unexplored ideas, useful bits and bobs, and finished or unfinished work.
• You can share this archive with people to get them caught up on a project or if they’re interested in following along.
• You can refer to it when you need to sum up a project, e.g. when you make a web page, or case study, or presentation.
• The act of recording, and the reflection/introspection that happens along with it, helps you make better work.

But what is this really?

At its core, it’s a blog and a way to follow other blogs. Blogs are great. A handful of things have been added to this ancient internet form to make for better archives:

• The tag system has parent/child relationships
  • You don’t have to manually add every relevant tag to a post
  • When looking at a tag’s posts, you can also see posts that are “implicitly tagged”, i.e. tagged with a child/descendant of that tag.
• You get to keep tabs on people or their tags to see their projects unfold. People can keep tabs on your projects too.
• It has more view types
• There are activity graphs so you can see the natural ebbs, flows, and patterns of your creative work

Hotkeys

1 Things

2 Tags

3 Timeline

4 Profile

5 Search

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