Sediment, not storage
Notes settle into dated layers automatically. Nothing to file, nothing to lose — the record builds itself.
Survey no. 5 · your thinking has geology
Loam is the second brain for deep time. Every fragment you keep sediments into layers — and every layer stays drillable forever.
Live core · click a layer
Veins in Sandstone · 2024–25
The community garden proposal
46 notes · shipped, funded
Talk: thinking in public
23 notes · delivered twice
This is what Loam does with your archive: every question drills the right layer and brings up the vein — cited, dated, intact.
Notes settle into dated layers automatically. Nothing to file, nothing to lose — the record builds itself.
Ask any question and Loam drills straight down, pulling the relevant stratum to the surface with citations.
Old fragments resurface when they rhyme with new work. Your past thinking keeps paying interest.
“I quoted a note from 2021 in a board meeting last week. Loam dug it up before I'd finished the sentence.”
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