DECK is a notebook for crypto natives who want to capture, organize, and share complex information. Individuals can compile their ideas, thoughts, and notes in an interconnected context and make connections between them. DAOs and other communities can manage projects and create knowledge bases, FAQs, and guides. Access to notebooks can be granted using tokens, NFTs, and blockchain identity as keys.
The problem is a sense of information overload which pervades everything we do online. It's hard to keep up and separating signal from noise is tricky. Without a good note-taking system, we are prone to miss key information, forget lessons, and fail to see the big picture. Private coordination and sense-making in groups that are dynamically changing—such as members of a DAO or holders of a given NFT—is difficult, and the typical tools leave something to be desired.
- 📝 WYSIWYG editor with markdown support
- 🔗 Use links, tags, and nested notes to organize your thinking
- 🔍 Full-text search helps you find relevant notes
- 🔀 Analyze your knowledge graph to discover new connections
- 📤 Import or export notes in markdown format
- 🔐 Leverage on-chain conditions to securely collaborate
- 📄 Publish notes to IPFS
This project is made possible thanks to these and other open source languages, libraries, and frameworks.
| Tech | Description |
|---|---|
| React | Front end user interface |
| Next.js | A React.js framework |
| TypeScript | Static type-checking programming language |
| TailwindCSS | A utility-first CSS framework |
| Supabase | An open source Firebase alternative |
| Notabase | A personal knowledge base |
| Lit Protocol | Decentralized access control |
| wagmi | React Hooks library for Ethereum |