Stop switching between different apps just to study. BrainLoom is the local-first Learning OS that unifies your study workflow. Turn PDF highlights into Flashcards instantly and keep them linked to the source text for deep context. You can also structure ideas visually on an Infinite Canvas using "Smart Paste" without touching your mouse. Available for Windows v1.0 (Mac soon). To fund the expansion, grab a Lifetime License for $29 today (First 150 users only).
The visual thinking canvas with built-in active recall
BrainLoom is a visual workspace that unites reading, note-taking, and flashcards in one seamless system.
Highlight any PDF or note to create flashcards instantly. With Linked Source, every card stays connected to its exact origin—letting you jump straight back to the original textbook paragraph or canvas node in one click. Now featuring multi-device Cloud Sync, freehand canvas sketching, custom project groups, and local-first privacy.
Since hitting #2 Product of the Day a few weeks ago, the feedback from medical students and developers using BrainLoom (our Local-First Learning OS) has been insane. But they all had one problem: They were flying blind. They didn't know if their study habits were actually working until exam day.
Today, I am dropping BrainLoom v1.0.6: The Analytics Engine.
When I launched BrainLoom (The Local-First Learning OS) two months ago, the goal was simple: Your second brain should live on your hard drive, not a server.
If you study anatomy, engineering, or complex flowcharts, you know the pain of traditional flashcard apps. Manually drawing 20 individual boxes over a diagram completely destroys your focus.
I wanted to fix that friction.
In our latest update (v1.0.4), I shipped the Image Occlusion Studio.