nanalLabs BlogThe most common reason record-keeping never starts isn't the tool — it's the format. What goes in which folder, under which headings? To remove that barrier, nanalStamp publishes record kits for dozens of fields, free.
What's in a kit
One kit is a bundle of folder structure + note templates + an automatic dashboard. A lab-notebook kit, for example, ships the folder tree for experiments, meetings, and ideas, the templates for each, and a dashboard note that aggregates your recording activity.
75 kits, browsable without login
The full catalog is at nanalstamp.com/kits — no login needed — covering lab notebooks, experiment logs, counseling records, site inspections, quality records, and more. Preview each kit's folder tree and template contents, then take what you need. All free.
In teams, kits become the standard
Team admins can designate a kit as the team's standard folder structure and deploy it to every member. Downloaded kits become the team's own — edit or delete freely — and new teams start with four team-structure kits built in. Per-folder rules travel with the kit too: "new notes in this folder use this template, titled prefix-date."
Kits and sealing
Kits are just folders and Markdown — they work without nanalStamp. But place them inside your sealing scope, and every record you keep in them carries a verifiable timestamp — the form itself becomes an evidence format.