Last week I needed something I’d written about “that meeting with the guy from the other team.” I had no idea what I’d actually typed. Was it “meeting,” “sync,” “call”? I couldn’t remember.

In a keyword world I’d be stuck. In Notaxia I asked in plain language: “meeting with someone from the other team.” The right note showed up. Not because the words matched—because the meaning did.

How we do it

We don’t just index words. We build a sense of what each thought is about—topics, relationships, context. When you ask, we match on that. So you can say “budget idea from last month” or “thing I wanted to try for the app” and get back the right dump.

It’s not magic. It’s just built for how people actually remember things: fuzzy, contextual, and rarely word-perfect.