About Tramo
Free to use.
Your ideas, your space.
Tramo is a place to write, connect ideas and build trails through what you know. Inspired by the Memex, it lets a note belong to more than one path, so your thinking can grow without being boxed into a single outline.
Built by one person, for many minds.
I’m Ezequiel Martino, @emart99 on GitHub (opens in a new tab) on GitHub. I build and maintain Tramo as a solo developer. It’s a personal project with a simple goal: make it easier to connect what you know and share how you think.
A useful tool shouldn’t be out of reach.
Tramo is free. Writing notes, connecting them, building trails, exploring projects and publishing your work aren’t a trial or a teaser for a paid plan. You don’t need a subscription to do the things Tramo was built for.
Your work stays yours.
Your notes, connections and trails belong to you. You choose what to publish and when to share it. Tramo is open source, too: you can see how it works, suggest improvements and help shape what comes next.
Free doesn’t mean it runs on nothing.
Hosting, storage and ongoing development take resources. Supporters help keep Tramo running, maintain what’s already here and make room for new ideas and improvements.
Supporting is optional. It’s a way to sustain and expand a tool you value, not a requirement to use it. If you can’t contribute financially, using Tramo, sharing feedback or telling someone about it helps, too.
Questions, ideas or feedback? [email protected]