Your Tools Do Too Much

The piece argues that popular apps like Notion and Obsidian have become too feature-heavy, creating a setup tax for users.

It positions Hjarni as a simpler knowledge base built around notes, folders, tags, and search.

Its standout feature is a built-in MCP server, letting AI tools like Claude and ChatGPT access stored context directly.

The article reflects a broader shift toward simpler productivity software and rising expectations for AI-native note-taking.