Demo 04 of 05
One line in. The questions it was missing, out.
ideaboxd works out which of the five essentials your note is short of, with no model involved, and asks about those. Answering is yours to do; on Pro you can ask for a draft instead, then keep, edit or throw it away.
Original note - unchanged ✎ Edit
“i want to learn piano.”
Questions to consider · 3
You've described the idea. What would count as it actually working?
two pieces played end to end, from memory, by spring.
You know what it is, but not the problem it actually solves.
the keyboard gets touched twice a month, so nothing ever sticks.
What is one small thing you could do next?
book one lesson this week instead of reading more about it.
- One line
- You ask for help
- The gaps, named
- Keep, edit or discard
- A plan
What you just watched
Every frame of that is the real thing.
- The questions come from what your note already covers, not from a fixed form. Which ones appear changes as the idea grows.
- Drafting is entirely optional and comes with Pro. Capturing, exploring, shaping and planning never cost anything.
- Every draft arrives as a suggestion. Nothing lands in the plan until you keep it.
- Your original note never comes back rewritten. It is never changed at all.
Keep going
The other four.
Each one is a different part of the app, moving.
- 01 A messy thought becomes a plan Capture a half-formed note, then watch Problem, Audience, Idea and Next Step appear beside it. Watch it
- 02 A brain dump organises itself Seven scattered notes settle into one inbox, then into folders, then into status. Watch it
- 03 One idea, end to end The same note through Dump, Refine, Plan and Ready - then out as Markdown. Watch it
- 05 Search everything you wrote Type, and the inbox narrows - matching on the whole dump, not just the title. Watch it
Ready when you are
You do the thinking. Ask for help when you want it.
The whole workflow is free. Drafting is the one optional part, and it comes with Pro.
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