Koushith Amin

Problem

Notion is easy but locks your notes inside a cloud database. Obsidian is local-first and powerful but the editor feels intimidating to non-power users. I wanted both — the Notion editor experience on top of the Obsidian file format, with none of the cloud lock-in.

Problem

Traditional tab-based browsing loses context. Researchers and power users juggle 100+ tabs with no spatial awareness of how pages relate to each other.

Problem

System design interviews are notoriously hard to practice alone. Existing resources are passive (videos, articles) — engineers need interactive, real-time practice with feedback.

Problem

Traditional agent frameworks require manually wiring workflows, defining graphs, and handling failures reactively. Aden needed a client that could visualize goal-driven, self-improving agent pipelines in real time.