USE CASE · PERSONAL NOTEBOOK

A notebook that remembershow it got there.

For one person — a researcher, writer, or consultant. Your agent keeps it, every version is kept forever, and you can show someone a single page without handing over the notebook.

No credit card. No team required.

research/pricing-teardown.md

  1. nowadded the teardown's conclusionClaude · session 4f2atoday
  2. v9restructured around three tiersClaude · session 91c7Tuesday
  3. v4pasted the competitor pricingyou (upload)last month
  4. v1first draftClaude · session 0ab33 months ago

Content is stored by hash and never deleted. You can always reconstruct how a conclusion was reached.

TRACKING WHAT CHANGED

Ask, rather than diff.

You — ClaudeMonday

What changed in my notes this week?

ClaudeFour files. The big one is research/pricing-teardown.md — it went from three tiers to two, and the enterprise section is new.

The hub's History answers the same question visually: a feed of every change with time, device, and agent session, and any past version one click away.

PUBLISHING ONE PAGE

Sharing is per file. Never per folder.

One page becomes a public URL that renders as a page. The rest of the notebook is untouched and unreachable — there is no folder-level share to get wrong.

Your notebook private by default

  • 📁 meetings/private
  • 📁 clients/private
  • 📁 research/private
  • 📄 pricing-teardown.mdpublic
  • 📄 margin-notes.mdprivate
  • 📄 interviews.mdprivate
  • 📁 drafts/private
You — Claude2:40pm

Share research/pricing-teardown.md publicly, expiring in a week.

ClaudeLive at beardrive.ai/s/8f2c41a9, expires next Monday.

🔒 beardrive.ai/s/8f2c41a9

Pricing teardown

Two tiers, not three — the middle one never converted.

Shared with BearDrive

no account to readalways the latest contentrevoke any timeoptional expiry

Public pages are sandboxed and rate-limited, and carry a small “Shared with BearDrive” footer.

SET IT UP

No team. No server. No terminal.

Signing up creates a free personal workspace, and your agent points the folder at it. That's the setup.

You — Claude9:15am

Set up BearDrive for my notes folder.

ClaudeInstalled, signed you in, and syncing notes. Your second machine just needs the same sentence.

Keep the notebook. Publish the page.