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There’s a problem I’ve run into repeatedly over the years. Actually, it’s more like a pattern of problems.

I’ve got:

• notes scattered across markdown files
• lists living in some task app
• social media posts written in drafts somewhere else
• and half-finished ideas bouncing between GitHub issues, notebooks, and random documents.

Individually, each of these tools is “fine” yet fragmented and leaves ideas, messaging, and lists leaking and losing ideas to the nebulous.

That’s exactly the mess that led me to build InterlinedList.

And now it’s live: 👉 https://interlinedlist.com

What InterlinedList Actually Is

At its core, InterlinedList is a platform that ties together three things that are usually awkwardly separated:

1. Lists
2. Social media posting (to your other accounts too, not just on IntelinedList)
3. Markdown documents

Each of these solves a different part of the “organize your thinking and output” problem. But the real value shows up when they’re connected.

InterlinedList brings them together into a single system.

Not another note app.
Not another scheduling tool.
Not another task manager.

Instead, it’s a workflow** platform for ideas that turn into posts, lists, and documents.

Lists That Connect to What You Do

Everyone has lists. They might be all over the place. With InterlinedList you can create your own lists, with whatever schema of columns you want.

Ideas lists.
Research lists.
Feature lists.
Writing queues.
Project breakdowns.

The problem is most list tools treat lists like dead data. You write them down, check things off, and that’s about it. InterlinedList treats lists more like launch points. A list item can become:

• a social media post
• a markdown document
• a reference entry
• a trackable idea

Instead of bouncing between five tools, the list becomes the center of gravity. Which is how most people actually work. Over time, my intent is to bring these features to be even more seamlessly connected. Eventually, there will even be options to bring together your LLMs you prefer to extend the capabilities of each of these things in your workflow.

Social Media Posting Without the Chaos

Posting to social platforms today usually looks like this:

• Write something somewhere
• Copy it into another platform
• Schedule it somewhere else
• Lose track of what you’ve already posted

InterlinedList brings posting directly into the workflow.

You can:

• draft posts
• schedule posts
• organize posts into lists
• connect posts to notes or markdown docs
• refer to your cross-posted posts from InterlinedList (for example, see image!)

The goal is simple: make posting part of your idea workflow instead of a disconnected chore.

The first integrations include platforms like:

• Mastodon
• Bluesky

And the idea is to keep expanding that ecosystem. More to come and also open to ideas!

Markdown Documents That Fit the Workflow

If you’re like me, markdown is where the real thinking happens.

Articles. Notes. Research. Drafts. Documentation.

But markdown tools often exist in their own isolated worlds.

InterlinedList allows you to maintain markdown documents directly alongside your lists and posts, making it possible to move naturally between: writing, organizing, and publishing.

Why These Three Things Belong Together

This was the key realization. Lists, posts, and markdown aren’t separate activities. They’re three phases of the same process:

1. Capture the idea → lists
2. Develop the idea → markdown
3. Share the idea → social posts

Most tools treat these as unrelated workflows. InterlinedList treats them as one continuous pipeline. Which means less context switching, less tool juggling, and far fewer lost ideas.

Early Access Offer

To kick things off an early access offer, I’m doing something simple. If you’re interested in organizing ideas, posts, and documents in one place, now’s a great time to jump in.

The first 10 users who sign up will receive a full-featured subscription account for free.

No trial. No feature restrictions. Just the full platform.

Built Because I Wanted It

Like a lot of the things I’ve built, InterlinedList started as something I wanted for myself.

I needed a place where:

• research lists
• post drafts
• markdown articles
• and publishing

could actually live in the same ecosystem.

After building it and using it, the obvious next step was to open it up so others could use it too. Let me know what you think!

With that, stay tuned, the team has a lot more coming!

** I’d add that, this is absolutely a work in progress and the team will be working to bring together more of the workflow concept and features to bridge this set of tooling together to be even more seamless.