Categorize anything in seconds
Once you know the seven object types, you can place any thought, task, or piece of information — and predict where it will show up in the app.
Linni Lingo
A language for
how you think.
Linni is built on a small, deliberate vocabulary — not heavy system jargon, just everyday words with real structure behind them. That vocabulary is Linni Lingo.
Once you know it, you and Linni Chat speak the same language — so a short sentence can mean something precise, and the assistant can act on it.
Why learn it
Your brain, organized.
Most people split their life across a task manager, a notes app, a calendar, and an AI chat app that knows nothing about any of the others. Linni replaces that patchwork with one connected system — and Linni Lingo is the shared language that makes it work.
Everything stays connected
The same note or action can belong to a Goal, a Context, and a Topic at once. Organization mirrors how you actually think — not rigid folders.
Speak precisely to Linni Chat
Linni Chat answers, plans, and researches using the structure you have built — not a blank slate. A short phrase like "flag that action" means something exact.
What it is
Seven objects. Three tiers. One system.
Everything you create in Linni is one of seven object types, arranged in three tiers. Spaces and Sets organize; Elements are what you actually do, attend, or keep.
SpaceWork, Home, a role…SetGoal, Context, or TopicElementAction, Event, or Note
Nothing is owned. A Set can live in several Spaces at once, and an Element can live in several Sets — the same Action can sit in a Goal and in a Context without being copied.
Decorators are the qualities you attach without changing what kind of object it is — a flag, a pin, a date, a state. Think of them as adjectives on the nouns of the system.
Notes and Actions live together in the same structure, so knowledge and work stay linked — not scattered across apps that never talk to each other.
The Seven Objects
Everyday words, real structure.
No heavy system vocabulary — just seven types you can use to categorize anything that comes into your life.
Goals
Outcomes that take more than one sitting — short-term work you move forward every day.
Contexts
A person, place, or tool — the situation that makes work relevant.
Topics
Areas of interest or knowledge you're learning or keeping.
Actions
The doable next things — from tiny errands to project steps.
Events
Things with a date or time, from meetings to plans.
Notes
Ideas, decisions, reference, meeting notes, and memory.
Spaces
Roles you dedicate time to — like Work, Home, or People Manager.
Choose your AI
Ask your data—or choose an advanced model.
Linni Chat works with your Linni data. Ask what's scheduled, what a Goal contains, or what you logged, and it can answer from the structure you've created.
When you want a frontier model such as ChatGPT, choose one and control which available Linni context is passed into the conversation.
For example
“flag that action”
keep it in Today's Actions until you deal with it
“what's scheduled Thursday?”
Actions and Events dated for that day
“what did I log Thursday?”
what actually happened — completed work, ended events, dated notes
“needs planning”
a Goal with no concrete next step yet
Give your information a structure.
Your brain is meant for having ideas, not holding them. Learn the lingo, and let Linni help you act on them.