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MojoPad is a Personal Desktop Wiki, PKM, Second Brain app for Mac that helps users organize notes, research, plans, files, and imported books in one connected workspace. It automatically turns page names into live links, making it easy to build a wiki without folders, filing systems, or manual structure. The app includes a graph view that maps pages as nodes and links as connections, helping users explore large collections of information visually. MojoPad supports fast search, wildcard search, semantic search, file imports, PDF imports, ePub imports, web archives, and exports to formats such as PDF, EPUB, HTML, Word, and plain text. It also offers AES-256 encryption, daily notes, global capture, automatic backups, version history, trash recovery, and a local-first document format. With on-device AI powered by Ollama and full VoodooPad import support, MojoPad gives Mac users a private, modern way to manage connected knowledge.

Capacities is designed as “a studio for your mind,” offering a space where everything you think, learn, and create can live in one connected system rather than scattered across apps and folders. It replaces traditional file-based organization with an object-based approach, where ideas such as people, books, projects, or notes become structured objects that can be linked together, forming a living network of knowledge. Instead of navigating complex hierarchies, users can connect anything to anything, with bi-directional links, backlinks, and a graph view that reveals relationships and patterns across their notes. It combines simple note-taking with structured data, allowing users to create templates, define properties, and view information in multiple formats such as lists, tables, or galleries. Daily notes act as a central inbox for thoughts, automatically organizing content into a timeline that reflects how ideas evolve over time.