LogMark for Students
Capture lecture insights and study connections faster than you can context-switch.
The Problem
You're in a lecture and the professor connects two concepts you studied separately. That connection is worth more than a page of notes, but you're trying to follow the next point. Switching to a note app means missing what comes next. Writing it in your notebook means it's stranded from your digital notes.
Later, during revision, you can't remember why the connection felt important. The insight that would have tied two weeks of material together is gone.
Why LogMark
A hotkey capture takes under a second. You don't leave your laptop screen or lose your place in slides. Route to courses or topics for automatic organization. Entries are searchable by tag, so cross-course connections surface naturally.
Workflows
Insight capture during lectures
+algorithms i: Dijkstra's is just BFS with a priority queue -- same pattern, different data structure +databases i: the normalization trade-off feels similar to the DRY principle in programming
Study task capture
+algorithms t: re-derive the time complexity proof for heapsort by friday +databases t: practice SQL joins before the quiz
Connection capture
i: the caching discussion in databases maps directly to the memory hierarchy from computer architecture #cross-course
Block capture during problem sets
+algorithms b: dynamic programming on strings -- can't see how to set up the subproblem structure
Decision capture
d: focusing thesis on graph algorithms -- more relevant to my internship and better advisor match