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How it works

Notes pile up. Insight doesn’t.

You highlight, save, and write — but it sits in folders no one opens. motii puts your notes on the source they came from, then reads across them so what you’ve already learned can talk back.

1. Add anything
Books, videos and documents — bring everything you’re learning from into one library.
2. Note it on the source
Write directly on the book or video itself, so every thought stays anchored to where it came from.
3. Ask, and it talks back
Ask a question and motii answers from everything you’ve added, across sources.
What you get

Turn learning into action.

motii makes your material usable. Chat, connect, organize — and turn it into concrete steps.

Chat

Chat with your material.

Ask questions across your books, videos and documents. Get answers in seconds — grounded in exactly what you've saved and noted.

How can I use this video?
Inner Strength · David Goggins
Hi Rasmus! Here's how to turn these insights into a plan.
Main points from the video
1.Vulnerability is the catalyst. You cannot fix what you hide.
2.The dungeon. Your mind has cabinets filled with fears.
3.Action over motivation. Motivation disappears — action doesn't.
“The only way you grow is to look at yourself and say, OK… what do I have to do?”
This ties back to your note from 12 Mar — you wrote “I keep waiting to feel motivated before I start.” Point 3 is exactly that reframe.
Ask me anything…
Collections

Collections that hang together.

Group your content around the topics you're working on. motii preserves the context between sources so ideas can connect across them.

Alex Hormozi
Chat
$100M OffersAlex Hormozi
$100M Money ModelsAlex Hormozi
How to make progress fasterAlex Hormozi
$100M LeadsAlex Hormozi
Sessions

Sessions that keep you focused.

Take notes and chat with one specific source — book, video or document — in a dedicated session. Stay in the material instead of switching between apps.

Dr. Andy Galpin: How to Build Physical Endurance…53:05Pause
Andy Galpin: Build Endurance…Andrew Huberman
53:05 / 3:48:53
NotesChatTranscript
H1H2BI
Key insight: Cardio + strength are complementary — not competing.
Zone 2 builds mitochondrial density. Needs 150+ min/week.
Ask: how to fit this with lifting days?
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Tracking

Know where you left off.

Track progress on every book, video and document. Completion status, time spent, and exactly where you stopped — so you never lose track of your library.

Your libraryBooksVideosDocuments
Courage to be Happy
Kishimi, Koga
14%
Deep Work
Cal Newport
99%
7 Habits
Stephen R. Covey
7%
Ikigai
Garcia, Miralles
76%
Influence
Robert B. Cialdini
12%
Atomic Habits
James Clear
62%
Thinking, Fast and Slow
Daniel Kahneman
43%
Sapiens
Yuval N. Harari
88%
Man's Search for Meaning
Viktor Frankl
25%
Never Split the Difference
Chris Voss
51%
Early users

Built with the people who use it.

motii is shaped alongside founders, students and people who consume a lot — and want more than a pile of saved articles.

“As a leader in a scale-up, making decisions from knowledge you can trust is everything. motii has been a brilliant way to gather it all in one place. It has made it easy for me to act on what I know in my company.”
Ludvig Corydon
“I always feel like I forget what I learn once I've finished a book. motii gives me a deeper understanding of what I read, and I remember it markedly better.”
Hannah Nordborg
“I had ideas and notes scattered all over the place and no overview of any of it. Now I have one place to gather what I know and use it actively when I need to think clearly and make decisions.”
Mathias Lindgaard
The science

Learning isn’t the problem. Forgetting is.

Memory decay is one of the oldest documented findings in psychology: most of what you read, watch and listen to is gone within a week unless you come back to it. motii is built around coming back to it.

Learned once, never revisitedRevisited on a spacing schedule
100%75%50%25%0%Now20 min1 hour1 day2 days6 days~25% recalledRecall held highrevisitrevisit

Ebbinghaus (1885), replicated by Murre & Dros (2015). Ebbinghaus tested himself on nonsense syllables, so the shape of the curve is robust while the exact figures are indicative.

The spacing effect

Review spread over days beats the same minutes in one sitting. Cepeda et al. (2006), across 254 studies.

In motii: coming back is one search, so the second pass actually happens.

The testing effect

Retrieving something from memory holds it better than rereading it. Roediger & Karpicke (2006).

In motii: asking across your library is retrieval, not rereading.

The generation effect

Words you produce yourself are remembered better than words you only read. Slamecka & Graf (1978).

In motii: notes are written on the source, in your words.

Platform

Everything you learn, in one place.

Collect books, videos and documents in motii. Preserve context, connect ideas, and turn learning into action.

Every format

Books, videos and documents. Collect everything in one place — no matter the source.

Synced

Web and iOS share the same library. Start on your computer, continue on your phone.

Usable — not just stored

Take notes, chat with your material, get summaries. motii preserves the context so knowledge stays usable.

Join learners around the world.

From Copenhagen to Tokyo, people use motii to turn what they learn into action — on web, iOS, wherever they are.

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Web and iOS, always in syncYour library travels with youCapture anywhere, revisit anytime