Debrief is software for notes relating to experience, ideas, activities, contacts, and more. Where do you keep your notes today? Spiral binders, legal pads, composition books, scraps of paper? How fast can you find an idea you jotted down last week, last month, or last year? Imagine keeping your notes in one place, and not misplacing them again.

Notes are the core purpose of Debrief. Make a note one time, and view it in many different contexts - by date, like a journal. Or by subject folder, like files in a drawer. And they can be viewed within additional contexts of the features mentioned below. Notes are searchable too.

Other Debrief features include:

* Note Decks: Notes can be displayed in a similar fashion to index cards, arranging notes in different orders to produce drafts for whitepapers, articles, or books.

* Publication References: A reading list may be maintained, which builds a library for which research notes may be taken, and end notes managed.

* Tasks: To-dos, Assignments, and Discussions can be managed in Debrief. While the task features are robust, notes may also be taken for each task and later viewed within different contexts.

* Cases: A "systems management" approach is available for managing work such as: issues, changes, risks, decisions, and milestones. Notes and tasks can be associated with each case.

* Contacts: Contact information can be collected for very quick access to phone numbers and such, and notes can be associated with these contacts

* Status Reporting: Display a view of notes, tasks, and cases, for input into status reports.

* Outlines: Create outlines from brainstorming, or for organization.

* Reports: Materials can be exported in various formats, such as word processing and spreadsheets, based on context.

More information is available at the Debrief notes home page:
DebriefNotes.com