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Notes that think with you — structured notes and AI thinking partner in your browser sidebar **Notes that think with you.** You're reading an article that sparks an idea. You highlight a sentence, jot a reaction in the sidebar, and keep reading. Later, you open the AI drawer and ask "what connects this to what I wrote last week?" It finds a thread you didn't see. That's soma — a structured notebook and AI thinking partner, right in your browser sidebar. **Structure your thinking** You have a loose idea. You write it down, nest another underneath, drag one up, tag it with a status field. In five minutes, a scattered thought becomes a structure you can build on. That's what an outliner does that a flat doc never will. **Capture while you browse** You're halfway through an article when a paragraph clicks. Highlight it — it's already a note in your sidebar. Clip the whole page if you want. Tomorrow your journal references it. Everything stays connected because it was never in a separate app to begin with. **Think with AI** You're stuck on a draft. Pull up the chat drawer — it's right below your notes. "Here's what I have so far" — and your AI sees the actual notes, not a copy-paste. It pushes back on a weak argument, suggests a structure, edits a node for you. You think out loud; it thinks with you. Bring your own model: Claude, GPT, Gemini, DeepSeek, or any OpenAI-compatible provider. **Not another AI chatbot. Not another note app.** soma is where your notes and AI work together — so your thinking compounds over time.
Apr 2, 2026
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