📒 Knowledge base

SQL Notes

SQL Notes

A home for common query and business logics for your data analysis

🧠 A Second Brain for SQL

"We create a framework to help you simplify SQL note-taking
and organize knowledge management."

"We create a framework to help you
simplify SQL note-taking
and organize knowledge management"

"We create a framework to help you simplify SQL note-taking and organize knowledge management"

✍️ Knowledge management

Build your ultimate productivity system

Designing a space for your ideas

Keep your analysis in order

PARA + 3 digits methods: a detailed approach to organize your data analyses and unlock your creativity. See full guideline

PARA + 3 digits methods: a detailed approach to organize your data analyses and unlock your creativity. See full guideline

PARA + 3 digits methods: a detailed approach to organize your data analyses and unlock your creativity. See full guideline

Projects: Specific SQL projects you're working

Projects: Specific SQL projects you're working

Resources: SQL patterns that may be useful in the future

Resources: SQL patterns that may be useful in the future

Areas: Long-term responsibilities you want to manage over time.

Areas: Long-term responsibilities you want to manage over time.

Archives: Archived queries, change tracking, and solutions you encounter

Archives: Archived queries, change tracking, and solutions you encounter

Rethinking saved queries

SQL notes as knowledge building blocks

Query isn't just code; it's the fundamental unit of data. Let's collect SQL notes into your system. Build a centralized repository for all your SQL queries, analyses, and documentation.

We're working on automating the "distilling" process from your analyses. Transform scattered work into structured information and holistic view.

Let's create your SQL brain

🌱 Plant data knowledge, and grow your analytics thinking 🧠

Let's create your SQL brain

🌱 Plant data knowledge, and grow your analytics thinking 🧠

Let's create your SQL brain

🌱 Plant data knowledge, and grow your analytics thinking 🧠

A Second-brain for SQL