ThinkPost – split-panel note taking & brainstorming app for devs
ThinkPost is an Interactive split-panel diagramming, draggable block-based note-taking, and brainstorming tool. I developed ThinkPost as a side project for few months now. Basic idea is parallel streaming of ideas. It's a desktop web app with a very scaled down mobile version just for support. Whole my career I had been working with startups and specifically early stage ones, and it's a big responsibility to devise a feature on our own, think deeply about it in different streams (logically, security, re-usability, platform APIs etc.) and even present distilled part of it to stakeholders…
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ThinkPost is a split-panel note-taking and diagramming tool designed for developers and technical teams to brainstorm and organize ideas across multiple parallel streams. It features draggable block-based note-taking and interactive diagramming capabilities, optimized for desktop with limited mobile support. The tool helps users think through features and problems from multiple angles—logically, technically, and from a stakeholder perspective—making it useful for early-stage startup work where deep feature thinking and clear communication are essential.
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ThinkPost is an Interactive split-panel diagramming, draggable block-based note-taking, and brainstorming tool. I developed ThinkPost as a side project for few months now. Basic idea is parallel streaming of ideas. It's a desktop web app with a very scaled down mobile version just for support. Whole my career I had been working with startups and specifically early stage ones, and it's a big responsibility to devise a feature on our own, think deeply about it in different streams (logically, security, re-usability, platform APIs etc.) and even present distilled part of it to stakeholders (Often times non technical people). Even now I run backend/infra/mobile/qa/customer support/integrations for a healthcare startup, so stakes are high. There's a lot of self brainstorming in multiple streams and then there's also distillation process. I couldn't really work with single page notepads for that streaming process. We should be able to note down in split-panels, so there's space for parallel ideas. Many note-taking apps today single-paged have high-think-threshold (windows notepad/apple notes have very low-think-threshold), you have to think before you write in them, so not a good option for quick ideas. So built a platform specifically for everyone who can parallel stream ideas in split panels Textually (low-think-threshold), write as they like), Diagrammatically, Code-wise or even Quick Maths. And also move the idea blocks across panels or within! or Open a new tab if you want more! I'm personally a massive user of my app because I plan everything at my current job via this app, run meetings, self-brainstorm features, study requirements, visualize code-ideas, an develop this when I get time as well. All completely free. Might run ads later. https://thinkpost.io - Try! no login needed. More comprehensive introduction: https://zameermfm.medium.com/introducing-thinkpost-io-33df61...
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