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A second brain with Claude and Obsidian or Notion

He made a second brain for me in Obsidian after I threw thousands of files at his head and it came out beautifully.
Esme Wang, New York Times bestselling author
Tell me where your notes live
Diagram of a second brain: notes, articles, PDFs and voice memos filed in PARA drawers and linked to related notes inside a vault in Obsidian or Notion, with Claude connected through MCP answering a question from the notes with sourcesNOTEARTICLEPDFVOICE MEMOOBSIDIAN OR NOTIONPROJECTSAREASRESOURCESARCHIVEMCPCLAUDEPARALOCALMARKDOWNOR NOTIONLINKED IDEAS,ZETTELKASTENSOURCES
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Where you are

You're drowning in notes, spread across more apps than you can name, and every new AI session starts from zero because it has no idea what you already know.

What I do

  • A structured second brain built end to end, on PARA and Zettelkasten.
  • Claude connected through MCP, with capture and retrieval workflows built for how you think.
  • Any note, article, PDF or voice memo you drop in gets filed, tagged and linked to related ideas.
  • Questions asked in plain English, answered from your own knowledge with sources.
  • Your rules, voice and projects reloaded into Claude every session.
  • Your data stays yours, in local Markdown or your own Notion workspace, with no lock-in.
  • A walkthrough video so you run it without me.

The work

Case studies

All case studies
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You know you wrote it down somewhere.

The first call ends on a map of where everything goes.

Tell me where your notes live