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Tired of juggling five different apps just to get through a study session? StackNote is a modular browser-based workspace built with Next.js and TypeScript, designed to keep everything in one place. Write rich notes with a block editor that suppor…

Tired of juggling five different apps just to get through a study session? StackNote is a modular browser-based workspace built with Next.js and TypeScript, designed to keep everything in one place. Write rich notes with a block editor that supports KaTeX equations, syntax-highlighted code, embedded PDFs, and inline audio, all saved automatically to the cloud. The AI assistant reads your actual notes to summarize, explain, and generate flashcards from your own content. Combine that with a built-in Pomodoro timer, a spaced repetition flashcard system, and a smart exam planner, and you get a workspace that doesn’t just store your knowledge, it helps you actually learn it.

Fede Vitu

okay this one took a while but it was worth it. i basically built the entire foundation of the app: the database is fully set up with Prisma (users, workspaces, folders, notes, and even automatic note versioning), auth is working with both Google and magic links, and the REST API covers everything the frontend needs. the sidebar lets you create, rename, delete and duplicate notes and folders, the editor autosaves with a debounce so you never lose progress, and i added optimistic UI so the app feels instant even before the server responds. also redid all the CSS tokens from scratch — the dark theme is finally looking how i wanted it to. Phase 2 starts now

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Fede Vitu

okay so i’ve been putting in a few hours already and honestly the progress feels really good. the block editor is up and running. you can write notes with full markdown support: headings, bullet lists, numbered lists, checklists, quotes, code blocks, all of it. it’s built on top of BlockNote so a lot of the heavy lifting is handled, but getting it to look right with the OLED dark theme took some tweaking. feels very clean tho. the foundation is there and it’s way more satisfying to look at than i expected for this early stage. next up: file tree, autosave, and trying not to break everything in the process lol

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