Learning Logger
Save it now.
Ask for it later.
Learning Logger is a private journal for everything you’re learning. Paste a link and it becomes a titled, tagged, summarized note — one you can question in plain language, weeks after every tab is closed.
For iPhone.
What did I save about database indexing last week?
Two things — “Use the Index, Luke” and a Postgres B‑tree deep dive.
↳ From: Use the Index, Luke · saved Jun 30
Summarize that video on spaced repetition I saved.
Short daily reviews beat cramming; the video recommends 10‑minute sessions.
↳ From: How to Remember Anything (video) · saved Jul 2
How it works
Save
Share a link from any app, or paste one in — an article, a video, a repo, a stray thought.
It gets filed
Learning Logger reads the page and writes the title, summary, and tags, then suggests the right folder — before you've switched back to what you were doing.
Ask
When you need it again, ask in plain language. The assistant answers from what you actually saved and links back to the source.
A library that answers back
- Chat with your library
- Ask “what did I save about React performance last month?” and get an answer drawn from your own saved content — not the internet — with the sources cited underneath.
- Capture from anywhere
- Learning Logger sits in your share sheet. Two taps from Safari, YouTube, or a newsletter, and the link is saved, summarized, and filed.
- Organized without the work
- Titles, summaries, tags, and a suggested folder arrive on their own. Folders and favorites are there when you want to arrange things by hand; search covers everything either way.
- Yours, even offline
- Your entries live on your device and sync when you're back online. A save on the subway is still a save.
A private place to think.
Your library is scoped to your account and readable by no one else. There are no ads, no third-party trackers, and your data is never sold. Sign in with Apple or Google, and delete your account — and everything in it — anytime, from inside the app.