We created RandomNote to purposefully inject some randomness back into your workflow. When we impose too much order on our ideas, it is these very connections that slip through the cracks. The greatest breakthroughs usually come from connections that are unexpected, unusual, and unorthodox. They make to do lists, organize their files, and schedule their calendar all with the goal of making things more predictable and certain.īut there is something being lost as we impose more and more order on our information: serendipity. Yet if you look at how most people behave, they seem to constantly be trying to remove randomness from their lives. In recent years, books like Antifragile, Seeing Like a State, and Incomplete Nature have opened our eyes to the power of randomness as a means to creating more resilience, strength, and creativity in our lives. A useful idea, that you yourself chose to save at some point in the past. Imagine if you could push a button, and immediately be given an idea.
It has proven so incredibly useful, we’ve decided to open it up for free to the world. Version 3.0 was generously created by Chris Galtenberg, Callum Flack, and Ben Mosior, originally as part of the online course Building a Second Brain. I’m very proud to present version 3.0 of RandomNote Web, a free web app we created to help people serendipitously resurface and rediscover their Evernote notes, with the goal of improving their learning and creative output.
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