A voice changes. A small sound returns. An ending leaves a question. Give those moments a place in your own words.
Explore the notebookStart with the title and duration of something you are listening to. Add a time mark and a precise observation; your page becomes a trail you can read again.
Keep a sound, story, quotation or question at a time you choose. Edit the note as your understanding changes. Star a moment when you want it close at hand.
The timeline uses the times and duration you enter. It helps you see where your observations sit, while each note keeps its own words and tags.
Find an old page by title, creator, collection or note text. Open it, continue its draft, or make an independent copy for a different reading.
Try placing one observation in this imaginary eight-minute page. The example is temporary; it shows the relationship between a timestamp and a note.
This demonstration stays in the current page and is not submitted.
Use a word such as “space”, “voice” or a theme of your own. Airmarks gathers the matching notes from your saved pages, preserving the page and time each one came from.
Compare two pages side by side when you want to read their actual marks together. Shared tags are a starting point for your reflection, not a score assigned by the app.
Export a page as readable text or structured JSON. You can also choose the starred marks for a shorter text selection.
Read about your local workspace
The idea collection offers concrete invitations when you need a way in. The words you keep, the moments you choose and the connections you make remain yours.
Try the note timeline