Developer creates open-source notebook app that fills only with outdoor visits

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A developer built an open-source application called Footnotes for Hacktoberfest's AI challenge. The app resembles a spiral notebook and curates nearby scenic locations using open data from Wikidata. It uses the Gemma AI model to generate personalized pages about each place and suggests outings based on weather and user history. The notebook only creates diary entries when the user physically visits a location, verified by GPS.

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