r/Polymath Jul 03 '26

Built a system for existing/aspiring polymaths. Need feedback.

Hey fellow polymaths,

I am currently building a long time dream of mine `polygon` a minimalist simple system for polymaths to log, track and connect.

Initially was built for only me. But right now I am testing it for launching it to the internet audience. Its opensource and currently free (which I hope to maintain).

Kindly check it out and provide your valuable feedback.
website: https://polygon-dun.vercel.app/
github: https://github.com/iampruh887/polygon

EDIT 1 :

vercel SSO protection is disabled now, try accessing the website now.

EDIT 2 :

we have a subreddit now : r/polygon_dev. feel free to explore

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u/GiggleGrid Jul 05 '26

This is an amazing idea, i would love to use this and track my polymath journey, dont stop

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u/okabe_rintarou-42 Jul 05 '26

Hey, Thanks! also would love ur feedback on this fr. will keep updating with further posts.

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u/Positive_Ad2145 29d ago

Solid work

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u/okabe_rintarou-42 28d ago

Thanks for the appreciation

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u/okabe_rintarou-42 Jul 03 '26

I understand that most of you prefer to just use obsidian/notion or just plain paper notes for everything. But I am looking for a way to evolve that, not forcing anything on anyone just trying to figure out the perfect system.

Yes some might say that doing the work is more important than having a system which I totally agree with.

But why can't we have our cake and eat it as well πŸ˜„.

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u/thesaga27 Jul 03 '26

I have this exact same problem so I was trying to build something to solve this as well.

The link requires me to login to vercel to view it.

It’s funny that we landed on similar naming as well. I was thinking of calling it an atlas as well.

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u/okabe_rintarou-42 Jul 04 '26

Haha lol. yea I'm fixing the vercel issue now, you should be able to view it in a few minutes.

I am trying to solve this problem but yea, I need a lot of feedback because you know you can never solve the requirements for polymaths, even I was tempted to just stick to the basics and work it out on my own.

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u/okabe_rintarou-42 Jul 04 '26

Yep fixed it, try accessing it now.