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24<link href="/static/css/main.8678daec.css" rel="stylesheet"></head><body><noscript>You need to enable JavaScript to run this app.</noscript><div id="root"><main class="seo-page"><article class="seo-shell"><header class="seo-hero"><p class="eyebrow">A personal research workspace</p><h1>Make something of what you read.</h1><p class="lede">Keep articles, highlights and notes together. Build a source-backed understanding of a subject, develop your own ideas, and return to the work that matters.</p><div class="cta-row"><a class="button primary" href="/register?via=marketing&amp;entry=home&amp;cta=hero&amp;page_type=home">Get started</a> <a class="button secondary" href="#how-it-works">See how it works</a></div></header><section class="card" id="how-it-works"><p class="eyebrow">How it works</p><div class="grid"><div><h2>Keep the source.</h2><p>Save the passage with the article it came from.</p></div><div><h2>Work with the idea.</h2><p>Develop a page, note or question from your reading.</p></div><div><h2>Pick it up again.</h2><p>Return to your saved material and continue thinking.</p></div></div><div class="cta-row"><a class="button primary" href="/register?via=marketing&amp;entry=home&amp;cta=footer&amp;page_type=home">Get started</a></div></section><section class="card"><p class="eyebrow">Start with the guide that matches your intent</p><div class="grid"><a class="subcard guide-card" href="/ai-second-brain"><h2>AI Second Brain</h2><p>What the term should mean in practice, what to evaluate, and where Noeis fits.</p></a><a class="subcard guide-card" href="/second-brain-app"><h2>Second Brain App</h2><p>How to compare categories of tools when you need retrieval, connected notes, and synthesis.</p></a><a class="subcard guide-card" href="/ai-note-taking-workflow"><h2>AI Note-Taking Workflow</h2><p>How to move from saved source material to writing, planning, and reusable insight.</p></a><a class="subcard guide-card" href="/personal-knowledge-management-ai"><h2>Personal Knowledge Management AI</h2><p>How to use AI in a PKM system without creating more clutter than clarity.</p></a><a class="subcard guide-card" href="/most-note-apps-solve-capture-not-recall"><h2>Most Note Apps Solve Capture, Not Recall</h2><p>Why note-taking software feels productive at capture time but still fails when you need retrieval, synthesis, and recall.</p></a><a class="subcard guide-card" href="/readwise-is-not-a-second-brain"><h2>Readwise Is Not a Second Brain</h2><p>Why Readwise is useful for resurfacing highlights but still does not solve the full problem of recall, concept formation, and synthesis.</p></a><a class="subcard guide-card" href="/highlights-into-concepts"><h2>How Serious Readers Turn Highlights Into Concepts</h2><p>A practical workflow for moving from saved passages to clearer concepts, reusable notes, and stronger drafts.</p></a><a class="subcard guide-card" href="/ai-reading-without-losing-judgment"><h2>AI for Reading Without Losing Judgment</h2><p>How to use AI while reading and synthesizing without outsourcing the actual judgment that makes the work valuable.</p></a><a class="subcard guide-card" href="/best-second-brain-app-for-founders"><h2>Best Second Brain App for Founders</h2><p>What founders should actually optimize for when choosing a second brain app, and why most tools over-index on capture instead of recall and synthesis.</p></a><a class="subcard guide-card" href="/best-second-brain-app-for-researchers"><h2>Best Second Brain App for Researchers</h2><p>A practical guide to choosing a second brain app for research-heavy workflows where source traceability, comparison, and synthesis matter more than capture volume.</p></a><a class="subcard guide-card" href="/source-backed-synthesis-workflow"><h2>Source-Backed Synthesis Workflow</h2><p>A practical workflow for turning saved reading, highlights, and notes into synthesis that stays traceable to source material.</p></a><a class="subcard guide-card" href="/import-reading-archive-into-noeis"><h2>Import Reading Archive into Noeis</h2><p>A practical guide to moving a reading archive into Noeis as a proof layer for source-grounded synthesis and Readwise-adjacent workflows.</p></a><a class="subcard guide-card" href="/from-saved-article-to-draft-in-noeis"><h2>From Saved Article to Draft in Noeis</h2><p>A practical source-grounded workflow for turning a saved article into an evidence-backed draft in Noeis.</p></a></div></section><section class="card"><p class="eyebrow">
24Shared wiki adoption</p><h2>Opening a shared Noeis wiki?</h2><p>The live app will show a <strong>Make this mine</strong> action that copies the safe public pages into your workspace. Private backlinks, highlights, source notes, and agent work stay with the original owner.</p><div class="cta-row"><a class="button primary" href="/share/wiki/collection/mental-models">Try the Mental Models wiki</a> <a class="button secondary" href="/onboarding/wiki">Build your wiki</a></div><div class="grid"><a class="subcard guide-card" href="/share/wiki/collection/mental-models"><h2>Mental Models</h2><p>A shareable mini-wiki for first principles, opportunity cost, inversion, and related judgment tools.</p></a><a class="subcard guide-card" href="/share/wiki/collection/behavioral-economics"><h2>Behavioral Economics</h2><p>A starter graph for loss aversion, anchoring, base rates, and decision-making under bias.</p></a><a class="subcard guide-card" href="/share/wiki/collection/how-to-think-about-ai"><h2>How to Think About AI</h2><p>A starter graph for agents, evals, context windows, scaling laws, and capability tradeoffs.</p></a><a class="subcard guide-card" href="/share/wiki/collection/value-investing"><h2>Value Investing</h2><p>A starter graph for intrinsic value, moats, owner earnings, capital allocation, and margin of safety.</p></a></div></section><section class="card"><p class="eyebrow">Research guides</p><p>Noeis publishes opinionated guides on reliable recall, concept formation, and human-centered AI for serious readers.</p><div class="cta-row"><a href="/guides">Browse guides</a><a href="/examples">Examples</a><a href="/ai-second-brain">AI second brain</a><a href="/second-brain-app">Second brain app</a></div></section></article></main></div></body></html>

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