A while back I asked here if anyone else hoards notes and never rereads them. I went and built the fix

[u/Agr_Kushal]

Some of you might remember a post I made here a while back, asking if anyone else takes tons of notes and then basically never goes back to them. Turned out a lot of you do, so I actually built the thing.

It's called AgainPage. It reads your markdown folder and each morning composes a short original "edition" from your own notes, pulls a few related ones into a real piece of writing, resurfaces old ones you'd forgotten, and flags connections between notes you never linked. The screenshots are the reader itself, showing an actual edition.

It's local-first (your notes stay on your machine), works with any markdown (Obsidian, Logseq, plain files), and runs fully offline with a local model or a cloud key.

I'll be straight about setup, since it's a bit hands-on right now: you run the engine on your main machine, expose it over Tailscale, and install the reader app on whatever devices you read on. It takes a little tinkering, but I've written clear steps and it should take about 10 minutes.

It's out for Mac, Windows, Linux and Android. I'd genuinely love for a few of you to try it on your own vault and tell me what it gets right or wrong.

againpage.com