Jourknow
Posted on | February 15, 2009 |
This project, called Jourknow, looks interesting. Although there isn’t a stable release for download yet, goldarn it. It reminds me a little of Ubiquity, the experimental browsing enhancer for Firefox, in its ability to process natural language input. But Jourknow is more concerned with extracting meaning during information gathering and note taking.
Looking forward to seeing stable release code from the MIT-based organisation behind Jourknow, which calls itself Haystack. In the meantime, I’ll be testing out its other project, list.it as an alternative to Evernote and the sticky note widget that I currently use in Google Apps.
Check out the other application from Haystack, called Exhibit. It promises data representation without the coding headaches.
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