Guides
What to write down, how to pick a project up again, and how to bring your notes and agents with you.
Templates to use or copy
Note-taking methods
Nine note-taking methods with a template each: Cornell, outline, PARA, GTD, Zettelkasten, daily notes and more. Copy one, or open it as ready notes.
Meeting notes template
A meeting notes template with the date, who came, what was decided and who does what next. Copy it, or keep every meeting in your project's notes.
Keep a work log
A work log is a dated note after each work session: what you did, what you decided, what’s next. A template to use or copy, examples, a weekly review.
Decision log template
What to write in a decision log: the choice, who made it, what you rejected and when to look again. A template to use or copy, and two examples.
Keep track of your work
Resume a project
A practical guide to recording decisions, open questions and a next step so you can return to a project without rebuilding its context.
Move your notes
Import from other apps
How to bring your notes from other note apps into ThreadPage: the steps for each app, what comes across and what stays behind.
Export your notes
Export ThreadPage notes as Markdown, Evernote files, a thread’s PDF or a ThreadPage backup, and what each file holds.
Work with agents
Claude Code memory
What Claude Code keeps between sessions and what it drops: CLAUDE.md, auto memory, and how to leave the next session a note it reads.
Notes app with MCP
A notes app with a hosted MCP server. Claude, ChatGPT, Codex and Claude Code read what you allow and add notes. 14 days of Pro free, no card.
Coding agents
Connect Claude Code or Codex to your notes, and connect a session you can address with @ from any thread.
Apps
Connect the ChatGPT and Claude apps to your notes so they can read a thread and save answers as notes, and choose what each can do.
What the words mean
Glossary
Short definitions of the words around notes and projects: work log, decision log, Cornell, PARA, Zettelkasten, MCP, CLAUDE.md and more.
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