Your Second Brain
I have a short term memory and i have no passion to writing but i want to learn to write something, so i need my note as my second brain, but i need not only note app, i want to freely to write something from my mind, and set some to-do list, so i decide to create one web application that fit to my requirement. And here is my final product that you can try and maybe give me some feedback. This is a free application. Access https://paperly.id for detail
Your Second Brain launched on September 12, 2025 with 7 votes, #2,024 of 8,160 launches that month. The site was still online in September 2026, 1 year on.
What it does
The all-in-one free private journal and todo app. Write freely, track tasks, and lock your secrets in a PIN-protected Vault. Fully free, PWA.
Paperly.id builds simple, private, and effective digital tools. Discover the place to publish your journal and your new favorite private journal & todo app
I create private, focused, and effective web applications that do one thing well: solve a real problem without the noise. It's direct, contrasts "simple" with "complex," and promises clarity and focus, which users appreciate. Beautiful, simple & free online countdown timer. Perfect for presentations, events, workouts, meetings, and productivity. No installs, no signups. All-in-one work planner: Kanban board meets calendar. Manage tasks, schedule your time, and boost productivity withfrom paperly.id
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