Minttr

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Dark mode has been released for my card note app, Minttr. @minttrapp I'm a long-time user of automatic light/dark mode switching, both on my iPhone and Mac. This might be a bit useful when I'm taking notes or browsing out of curiosity at night.

Every app should have 3 UI theme designs Light, Night, and... Sunny ☀️! Haha, I designed a theme for my app where sunlight filters through the treetops, casting shadows onto the application. In such a warm, lazy atmosphere, let go of all anxiety and worries, and jot down your current thoughts. inspired by @danywander

This is very user-friendly for me, as I often get UI design inspiration from X. X/Twitter has removed the official 0.5x speed video playback feature, which is very inconvenient for scenarios where you want to play videos slowly and view details. However, by saving inspiration videos from X to Minttr @minttrapp , you can view X videos at 0.5x speed with one click.

The search feature in note-taking software is a constantly evolving discipline. Today we optimized our search feature, and most of the time you will get more accurate and more results.

7 years ago I built a blog tool called Gridea. Last year I noticed something weird — the feature users loved most wasn't the blog. It was a tiny "thinking box" sidebar I almost didn't ship. That became @minttrapp. Lesson: your best product idea is probably already hiding in your current one.

在 X 上看到的好东西，保存到 @minttrapp 写下当时的想法。

A designer’s got a handy tip: Did you know? Videos in your saved X posts can play directly. And it supports 0.5x—super convenient for designers to check animation details. Move your X bookmarks over to @minttrapp .

AI Memory is getting more and more interesting. Kicked off another experiment today: We’ve added on-demand Memory support to @minttrapp’s Reflect feature, making this 85%-user-approved feature even better. When it needs to pull in Memory to help you reflect, it can understand you more deeply—no longer just rule-based or locked to fixed conditions.

Why is Minttr’s AI so good? @minttrapp Sure, the AI prompts and UI are thoughtfully designed—but a big reason is we’re using the best AI models available right now to deliver the best results. Every time you use it, we do our best not to waste a second of your time.

Just sent Minttr’s 7th update email: → New Minttr x @raycast extension → AI Chat now supports Memory (experimental) → Link pasting now shows previews, inspired @NotionHQ → Mobile editor now supports tags Keep building! @minttrapp - a card-based notes app for your curiosity.

Building your own long-term context matters more than ever. Use NotebookLM for research and learning; Use agents like OpenClaw, Manus, AnyGen, etc. to handle tasks; Use ChatGPT and Claude for AI chats; Then save your final ideas and resources to @minttrapp your own private knowledge base.

A small quality-of-life update: When you paste a URL into the editor, you can now choose to display it as a “mention.” This idea was inspired by Notion—I’ve always loved how Notion handles links like this. I wanted to build it from the early days of @minttrapp , but didn’t get around to it until a year later. Big thanks to Opus 4.6 for the help. Hope this makes the experience a bit smoother. And yes—full Markdown compatibility is still here.

Raycast x Minttr is now live! 🎉 You can quickly capture ideas, save links, and add comments without ever switching windows. raycast.com/zayn_harris_de…

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It doesn’t have to be just UI design inspiration that earns a spot in your notes. A photo from your memory can be just as good. While you're at it, record the time, place, event, and how you felt. with @minttrapp

@solisolsoli Capture your curiosity. with @minttrapp

Exactly. I build my web app, iOS app, and Mac app all with web tech, then fine-tune the details to make them feel native. Just made a @minttrapp desktop client with Tauri yesterday. Tiny install size, minimal resources, instant launch + Service Worker caching. Quite impressive actually.

Take a look at how many thoughts and ideas you captured last year, the interesting links you discovered, and the inspiration images you saved to Minttr.

Inspiration wasn’t optimized for outrage or dopamine, but for curiosity. Screenshot from @minttrapp