Logbook isn't another notes app. It's a thinking partner that lives in your pocket. Tap the orb, speak naturally, and I'll understand what you mean — not just what you say.

I read every word, detect intent, and file everything into 9 smart categories automatically. No tagging. No organizing. Just speak.

Most apps make you organise. I observe. Mention a person, project, or topic once — it's a note. Twice — it's a pattern. Three times — it becomes a Hub.

Tap any Hub to see every memory, task, and connection tied to it. No folders. No hierarchy. Just links that form on their own.

When you log something with task intent — "need to," "remember," "follow up," "don't forget" — it automatically appears as a to-do on your home screen with a checkbox.

Check it off when done. No separate app. No extra steps. Just say it, and it shows up.

Everything is stored on your device using localStorage — an old, boring, private technology. No server. No account. No AI training on your words.

Export or wipe it anytime, instantly. Your thoughts stay yours.

The categorisation isn't machine learning. It's a custom‑written NLP engine — rules I built by hand, pattern by pattern: URLs become Links, emotional words become Emotions, deadline language becomes Projects.

It runs entirely in your browser, in milliseconds, offline. No model. No API. No tokens. Just logic — the kind you can audit yourself.