You wrote it down.Now you can actually find it.

The problem

• NotionWants you to build a system before it helps you.
• ObsidianNeeds plugins. Then needs more plugins on your phone.
• Apple Notes & KeepFine until the pile gets big. Then you are the search engine.

You don't need another system to maintain. You need to find the thing you already wrote down.

Things you can ask for

"What did I decide about pricing?"

Finds the note where you worked it out, not every note that mentions money.

"The voice note from the drive home last week."

You don't remember what you said. You remember when you said it.

"Whatever Sam recommended."

A name and a vague memory is enough to go on.

"That thing I wrote about the roof."

Never titled it, never filed it, still gets it back.

What it does

• Run the whole app by voiceNot just dictation. Find a note, edit it, reorganize, ask for a summary — all spoken. Tap to speak, tap when you're done.
• Ask in your own wordsIt works out what you meant from the description, the timing, or roughly when you wrote it.
• Mindmaps, in a notes appBuild one by hand or ask for one. They're real objects you can keep, not a preview you glance at.
• See everything you've written, connectedYour whole collection as a map — for finding the things you have no words for.
• It proposes, you decideThe AI suggests how to organize what you've captured. Accept it, change it, or throw it out.
• Undo anything the AI didEvery action it takes is reviewable and reversible, one at a time or all at once.
• Write anywhere, lose nothingWork offline on your phone, edit on another device, and it merges both instead of picking a winner.
• Bring your own AIPoint it at the provider you already use, and your notes go where you choose.