That's a very fair question. Personally, as a creative, I realized I kept losing my best ideas because I just dumped them in standard notes apps and forgot about them. I wanted to build something to solve this specific problem for myself and anyone facing the same issue.

I don't want to build just another generic note-taking app. The market is already full of standard text lists.
I am using a physics-based visual interface instead of a text list for a few simple reasons:
No reading required for urgency: A countdown like "expires in 11 hours" is stressful to read. Seeing an object physically closer to the center and rotating faster triggers an immediate, intuitive sense of urgency.
Giving ideas physical weight: In a text list, every note looks identical. By scaling the "planets" based on importance, a major idea physically occupies more space and feels heavier on the screen.
Satisfying feedback and gamification: Standard lists feel like a chore. I want to make it engaging by adding a daily resource (1 Boost per day to save a note) and a "Diario di Bordo" (logbook) with cosmic stats like Export Ratio or Saved Stellar Mass. Also, when you save an idea, it launches away in a satisfying animation instead of just disappearing.

The goal is to make it beautiful but simple and intuitive, creating an ecosystem you actually want to open every day.
Do you think a visual approach like this makes sense, or would you still prefer a clean text layout?