Pompom is coming to GitHub soon. We’re looking for early users to try the preview, share your experiences, and help us make it better.
A little while ago, I introduced Pompom, an open-source project we’re developing at Robonaissance.
Pompom is a LEAP-powered Markdown notebook designed to remember what matters, learn from experience, and connect what you know.
Our ambition is to build a notebook that grows with you, helping you think, learn, and make better decisions. We also want it to become a place where humans and AI agents can build on what they’ve learned together.
Pompom is getting closer to its public release on GitHub.
Before that happens, I’d love to get some help from early users.
We Need Your Help
Building software is one thing. Understanding how people actually use it is another.
I have my own ideas about how Pompom should work, but I know that other people will approach it differently.
A researcher might use it to connect ideas across papers. A writer might use it to develop stories and arguments. A developer might use it to record technical decisions. Someone else might simply want a better place to organize everyday thoughts.
That’s why I’m inviting readers to try the Pompom preview before its GitHub release.
You don’t need to be a developer or know anything about AI memory systems.
Just try using Pompom as your notebook for a week.
Write some notes. Organize your ideas. Explore the features. See what feels useful and what gets in your way.
I’d especially love to hear:
What do you enjoy about Pompom?
What feels confusing, frustrating, or unfinished?
What’s missing from your everyday workflow?
What would make you want to keep using it?
You don’t need to write a detailed review. A few honest observations are already valuable. Bug reports, suggestions, and criticism are just as welcome as positive feedback.
Share Your Feedback
Once you’ve used Pompom for a week, please take a few minutes to fill out our feedback form.
📝 Pompom Preview Feedback Form
Your feedback will help us identify what works, what needs improvement, and what we should prioritize before the open-source release.
Even a few minutes of your time can make a real difference.
A Small Thank-You
Open-source projects benefit enormously from people willing to spend time trying something before it’s polished.
I’d like to recognize those who help Pompom take its first steps.
If you try Pompom for a week and submit your feedback, you can join our Thank-You List.
When Pompom is released on GitHub, we’ll acknowledge these early contributors by name in the project.
It’s a small gesture, but I’d like the project to remember its early supporters.
Give Pompom a Try
Here’s how you can help:
Try Pompom: Visit withpompom.com , click “Preview” and install Pompom.
Use it for one week: Explore Pompom in your everyday work, writing, research, or personal projects.
Share your experience: Complete the Pompom Feedback Form after your first week and opt in to the Thank-You List if you’d like to be acknowledged.
(You can also find the feedback form link at the bottom of the Settings page in Pompom.)
Pompom is still young. There’s plenty to improve, and your experience can help us decide what matters most.
Thank you for helping us build a notebook that learns and grows with you.