01
Collect what catches your attention.
Give passing ideas and useful notes a dependable place to land, instead of asking your memory to hold everything.
A useful place for the whole picture
Start with a considered structure, then make it your own. Siftwood brings the everyday pieces of your thinking into one approachable Notion system.
The starting point
The point is not to collect more. It is to make what you already know easier to return to.
Use one practical home to keep ideas alongside the projects they inform, the tasks that move them forward, and the reference material worth keeping close.
Follow the everyday flowA rhythm you can come back to
A second brain should meet you in the middle of a real day. Siftwood gives the pieces a simple path from capture to action.
01
Give passing ideas and useful notes a dependable place to land, instead of asking your memory to hold everything.
02
Use a guided structure to sort notes, tasks, projects, and reference material into categories that make sense.
03
Revisit what you have gathered with a next step in mind, and let useful knowledge find its way into the day.
Illustrative example · Sample records, not customer data
The guide describes a Notes button that creates this task and changes the note’s workflow status from Inbox to Task created. This page is a static preview: it does not run that action, and the workspace flow still needs to be configured and checked in Notion.
Note Project Task
01 / Note
Collect the current project context and identify the next useful update.
02 / Project
03 / Task
Want to see how the template works or get a copy? Ask us about trying or duplicating Siftwood.
Ask how to try or duplicate SiftwoodYour next thought can start here
Ask how to try or duplicate the Siftwood template, and tell us what you would like your Notion workspace to help with. This is a request for access, not an instant duplicate link.