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One of the most common questions I’m asked is about structuring Capacities. Here are my best tips.

In this article I will be talking about the standout feature of Capacities, object types. I will go through a simple explanation and give some tips on how to use it best.

In this article, I am going to discuss organizational structures in PKM tools and how one can organize information within Capacities by using links, databases, collections, and tags.

On visual embedding options and media annotations

In this article, I want to quickly highlight how amazing Capacities search is.

In this article, I want to focus on the editor of Capacities, a core component of any PKM tool. I will go through the main features and why I think it is one of the best editors on the market.

Graph views in PKM apps are cool. For me, it’s useful for visualising links and finding outliers but it doesn’t easily go beyond that.

In this article we are going to take a quick look at an underrated next generation PKM tool that is on track to becoming one of the best ones in the market.

This article highlights some issues with current ways of dealing with information in folders then highlights how Capacities’ tag database can help.

Once you switch from Notion to Capacities, you'll never want to go back again. Your note-taking style will be different.

In this interview, we talked about the concept of a second brain, the analogy between cities and minds, how thinking in hierarchical categories limits our creative thinking, how we all are chronological thinkers, how to use tags to form a meta network of your content, and more.

In this guide, we will show you how to do PKM with Capacities. We’ll explain different concepts and show you how to create your workflow in Capacities.

User interfaces need to constantly evolve to reflect the product, its feeling and the vision. Today we explore the reasons behind it.

We don't have to think in faceless pages, create notes that resembles your thinking instead.

In this post we describe what a second brain is, its purpose, and the challenges in building one.

By combining two approaches from personal knowledge management we can create a powerful second brain.