Show Notes
Is your digital life a scattered mess or a finely tuned "second brain"? This episode reveals how Rosemary and Mikah may organize everything from 3D printer hacks to family chaos using iOS power tools and apps you've never tried.
Building a "second brain" for knowledge management on iOS
Comparing digital note-taking systems: OmniFocus, Notion, Craft, Obsidian
Importance of cross-referencing and linking between apps
Notion deep dive: databases, AI features, and integration tips
Craft as an alternative for flexible, visual note organization
Drafts as a staging ground for notes and quick capture
Daily journaling and agenda apps: Parchment and Kan Do highlights
Community discussion: Using TextEdit, Notes, and minimal scratchpad workflows
iPhone Duo preorder chaos: launch supply snags and shipping delays
News: iOS 27 Reminders and Notes app updates
App Caps: Scrappy digital scrapbook and Everlog journaling app picks
Hosts: Mikah Sargent and Rosemary Orchard
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