Kevin William David

Tana - Put your notes to work with voice and AI

An AI-native workspace for tech-savvy professionals who want to stay on top of everything—without the busywork. Tana helps you connect and organize information so you get it where you need it, in a super flexible format.

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Braydon Coyer
I’ve been using Tana everyday for the last 2 years and can’t imagine how I’d stay organized without it. Congrats on the launch!
Hilde Dybdahl Johannessen
@braydon_coyer Thank you for the support and so cool to hear!
Matthew McKinlay
@braydon_coyer That Tana travel template you released in community was a early inspiration! Great to see you here Braydon!
Tarjei Vassbotn
Thank you for sticking with us for so long @braydon_coyer !

Congrats on building this! I have so many meetings that I barely have time to take proper notes, and then finding the right information later is always a struggle. Tana’s knowledge graph and resurfacing features sound like exactly what I need—I can’t believe I haven’t tried it yet!

Emil Anker
Loved @daginge demo'ing the inner working live at our latest AI meetup. Hyped! :)
Hilde Dybdahl Johannessen
@daginge @emil_anker1 So cool to hear! Hope we live up to the hype, and would love your feedback when you get a chance to try us out!
Olav Sindre Kriken
@daginge @emil_anker1 @daginge is a proper superstar, and we are lucky to have him! Oh, and I think you might be in a video that's getting published later today or tomorrow, Emil?
Emil Anker
@daginge @olavkriken I may be a supporting actor for the real star!
Dag-Inge Aas
@emil_anker1 Thank you!! :D We have so much more to show you as well in the works!
Kate Foy
Superb tool - more than an outliner note-taker - Tana is my daily go-to, flexible companion, a beautifully designed contemporary commonplace book powered by AI.
Brage Bang
@kate_foy2 Thank you Kate! 🫶 And thank you for being an amazing part of our community!
Matthew McKinlay
You are a superstar @kate_foy2! You've helped so many explore Tana in the community, always available for a friendly chat, and always inspiring to see all the things you do with Tana- A search on your day node to show you what you were doing the same day last year- genius!
David Fuesser
Lucky day for everyone who discovers Tana today! The ONE product that adapts to how I think and work (opposed to all others for which I had to adapt my workflows). Yes, there is a little learning curve to it, but start simple, keep at it and it'll change everything for you! Thank you so much for building this incredible platform. 🙏 All the best for the launch and keep up the amazing work!
Hilde Dybdahl Johannessen
And thank you so much for your support @david_fuesser!
Roy Temple
I have been using Tana since late-November 2022 and I wouldn't be able to function without it. It is a huge part of a small daily toolkit I rely upon to function - email, Slack (for work), my calendar (which integrates with Tana), and Tana (for work, knowledge management, and creative projects). Tana is also the portal through which most of my AI experimentation has taken place. At this point, it feels less like a second brain, and more like just a vital extension of the first one. The speed of its development and the community they've built will be a case study in business schools someday. My advice: get started using it or fall behind. Because you'll soon be wondering how your successful colleagues and competitors are able to accomplish so much. They may or may not care enough about you to share their secret, but I will: they use Tana.
Hilde Dybdahl Johannessen
@roy_temple love it! Thank you for the support and letting others in on this secret 🔥
Odin Urdland
@roy_temple oh wow thanks for those words! thank you for your participation in our community as well over this long time :)
Santi Younger
@roy_temple Hey Roy! good to find your comment here, cool to see you've been enjoying Tana since the early days too!
R.J. Nestor
First: Tana. Is. Incredible. I coach productivity, and I’ve used a few different tools over the years. From 2014 to 2020, I ran GTD in Todoist. Solid task management, but I needed my notes and tasks together—so I jumped to Roam Research. For two and a half years, I loved how Roam let my work emerge naturally, but I hit a wall: I couldn’t capture and surface structure easily. Before I launch into why I love Tana, here’s why capturing structure is so important to me. My approach to productivity—Action-Powered Productivity—is bottom-up, not top-down. Instead of chasing big-picture goals and trying to reverse-engineer my way there, I take action now, then refine. If I know I’ll do something again, I ask: How can I do it better next time? That’s how I build recurring tasks, templates, automations—little improvements that stack until my work is radically more efficient and effective. And when my systems are dialed in, I finally have the bandwidth to see the bigger picture—who am I in my work? What roles truly matter? And how can they guide me toward more fulfilling action? On September 19, 2022 (yes, I remember the date!), I got a demo of Tana—and instantly, I knew. I’d found the promised land. Tana still let my action emerge, but now I could capture the structure of what worked and surface it exactly when I needed it. Notes, tasks, projects, roles—everything was easy to implement and even easier to improve as I worked. And Tana didn’t box me in—it adapted to me. For my productivity approach, that’s life-changing. I built fully functional recurring tasks using Tana’s powerful commands (I have a free template for that if you want it). I laid out projects the way I need to see them. I designed dashboards so I could surface what matters when I need it—and more importantly, hide what I don’t, so I can stay focused. That’s my story in Tana, but it can support anyone’s way of working. Whether you’re managing knowledge, running a business, or, like me, engineering the most frictionless productivity system possible, Tana is the tool for the job. Tana doesn’t just let structure emerge. It lets you harness it. That’s why Tana is the tool for me. I created a free YouTube playlist called Essential Tana Skills for people who want a quick intro to Tana fundamentals. You can check it out here: https://rjn.st/essential-tana-sk.... I'm adding even more videos over the next 10 days or so, to celebrate Tana bursting onto the world scene!
Aurora
Thank you @r_j_nestor, you and your content is nothing short of amazing! Thank you for everything you've done for the community so far. Excited for what's in store.
Olav Sindre Kriken
@r_j_nestor you've been such an important figure on our journey, and your journey resonates deeply with our vision. Thank you for being such an incredible educator in our community. Your insights help shape Tana's future.
Sandro Iannaccone
I've been using Tana in the last year. I dramatically improved my productivity and creativity - and it's super fun. Congratulations and all the best @olav_sindre_kriken & team
Brage Bang
@olav_sindre_kriken @sandro_iannaccone Thank you so much, Sandro! 🫶
Hilde Dybdahl Johannessen
Thank you so much @sandro_iannaccone! A lot of cool things launched this year, but just wait. We've got some really epic features just around the corner that we can't wait to share with you all 🔥
Craig Haynes
My whole life runs in Tana, powerful and beautiful too
Olav Sindre Kriken
@craigdhaynes Thanks, Craig! Kudos goes to @asgeirhooem and his band of designers.
Hilde Dybdahl Johannessen
@craigdhaynes Thanks for the support and looking forward to making it even more powerful and beautiful!
Tarjei Vassbotn
Great to hear @craigdhaynes! And kind of crazy for us that it powers so many lives around the globe. Makes us happy and humble!
Harald Ditter
Best productivity tool, I have been working with. Its platform character makes it incredible flexible. There is hardly a task that cannot be done in Tana. Thumbs up! Great work!
Aurora
Thanks @harald_ditter! Thrilled to hear you’re finding Tana so flexible and powerful. Appreciate the support—onwards and upwards!
Tarjei Vassbotn
Thanks @harald_ditter! The flexibility is the super power of Tana (it's also one of the things that make it harder for new users, but eggs/omelettes I suppose)
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