log meals without the lecture — calories + protein, that’s it
Meals & macros
Quick entries, saved foods, daily targets, weekly review.
Create this →Start here
Most notes don't want to be a video game. They want to be useful. These are small, personal and slightly too specific to exist anywhere else — which is exactly why nobody has built them for you. Your data stays in them, and they get better every time you ask.
log meals without the lecture — calories + protein, that’s it
Quick entries, saved foods, daily targets, weekly review.
Create this →one place for errands, bills, and the stuff i keep forgetting
Priorities, due dates, repeats — a tidy system from a messy list.
Create this →turn my habits into a game so i actually keep them
Streaks, XP, quests, boss tasks — your routine with a health bar.
Create this →a little pet that lives in my notes and thrives when i finish my stuff
A tamagotchi-style buddy — feed it by finishing your day, watch it grow.
Create this →track what i read and what i thought, not just page counts
Progress, margin notes, finished-shelf — a quiet library of your year.
Create this →don’t let me arrive in tokyo without the good socks
Packing, plans, day-by-day — the note becomes the itinerary.
Create this →The Mosaic Bridge
A tracker that only works while the tab is open isn’t a tracker. Under every build sits the Mosaic Bridge — the wiring that lets what you asked for reach out of the note: a reminder that fires from our servers whether or not the app is open, friends inside the same build at the same moment, a database that still has your data next month, and a line back into the note you asked from.
“Remind me every morning at 8” becomes a schedule held on our servers and delivered to your phone as a notification — not a timer that dies the moment you close the tab. Change it, cancel it, make it weekly instead.
Two people can change the same world at once and it stays straight — names over heads, one shared clock, roles you hand out. A friend taps your link and is standing in it. No account wall.
Every build gets storage with a real query language — search, sort, filter — so a reading log, a budget or a chore rota keeps what you put in it and remembers where you left off.
A build can append to the note that asked for it — tonight’s summary, a picture of the shelf, the week’s totals — on the page you’ll actually read. The note stays the home of the thing.
You’re not filling in templates here — you’re the creator. One line starts a build, your engineers do the rest, and what lands is yours to play, share and publish. Free to start; friends join free.
Questions? We answer fast — notesmosaic@gmail.com