tmmpr is a Linux terminal application that lets you create, organize, and connect notes on an infinite canvas. Think of it as a digital whiteboard in your terminal where you can freely place notes anywhere and draw connections between them.
The application is entirely keyboard-driven, offering efficient navigation and control through vim-inspired keybindings. Perfect for brainstorming, project planning, or organizing complex ideas.
This is free and open source software.
Key Features
- Infinite Canvas – Place notes anywhere on a positive coordinate system (0,0 to infinity)
- Visual Connections – Draw and manage connections between notes with customizable colors and sides
- Vim-Inspired Navigation – Efficient keyboard-driven interface with hjkl movement
- Multiple Modes:
- Normal Mode – viewport navigation and general commands
- Visual Mode – select and manage notes
- Visual (Move) Mode – reposition notes on the canvas
- Visual (Connection) Mode – manage note connections
- Edit Mode – text editing with optional modal (vim-inspired) editing
- Auto-Save – Configurable auto-save intervals to prevent data loss
- Backup System – Automatic backups with customizable intervals (daily, weekly, etc.)
- Customizable – Color-coded notes and connections, adjustable settings
Website: github.com/tanciaku/tmmpr
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Developer: hotellogical05
License: MIT License

tmmpr is written in Rust. Learn Rust with our recommended free books and free tutorials.
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