Think it.
Keep it.
Use it.

One input

Type a thought. We figure out the rest.

The Brain Bar classifies everything you throw at it — notes, tasks, questions, URLs, voice memos — and routes it to the right place. One input. No menus, no decisions. Cmd+K to search anything, Cmd+Shift+C to capture instantly.

Think of it as a command line for your brain.

Ask about this

An AI that has read your notes.

Point at any note, task, capture or idea and ask. The answer streams back immediately, already holding that item, its project, your highlights on it, and the notes semantically nearest to it. The follow-up is just the next message.

Not a generic chatbot in a sidebar. It starts from your material, and one tap keeps the answer as a note or a task.

Background work

Work that happens while you don't.

Scheduled rules, skills and your own AI tools can hand work to 17 specialist roles — code, research, legal, finance, product, ops and more. It runs out of band, against your actual context.

Nothing fires behind your back: output is versioned and waits in a review queue where you approve it, send it back, or bin it. It never writes into your notes on its own.

Connections

Your notes already know each other.

Every note, capture and task is embedded into vector space. Related ideas surface next to what you are writing — no tags, no folders, no manual linking. Ask “what did I decide about pricing” and you get the note where you decided it, not every note containing the word.

Underneath, a canonical entity graph: a company mentioned thirteen different ways collapses into one node with thirteen mentions and a timeline. It reasons about the thing, not the string.

Capture

Voice, text, link. Nothing gets lost.

Speak a thought on your phone. Paste a URL at your desk. Drop in images, PDFs, or files. Everything gets transcribed, classified, auto-tagged, and connected to what's relevant — before you finish your coffee.

Editor

Write. Don't manage.

Markdown editor with centered cursor. Distraction-free. Related notes appear alongside your writing — not because you tagged them, but because they’re actually related. Wikilinks, frontmatter, and images just work.

Tasks

From thought to shipped.

Tasks are born from notes, AI-recommended from your captures, scheduled in calendar or kanban views, and delegated to agents. Recurring tasks, priorities, due dates, and project hierarchy — all linked back to the thinking that inspired them.

Highlight to instruct

Yellow means rework this.

Highlighting a passage is an instruction, not decoration. Green keeps it, yellow reworks it, blue says more, purple tightens, red cuts, orange fact-checks, pink means explain it to me.

Every model that later reads the note is handed the same meanings — so a review responds to your markup without you writing a single line of prompt.

Works with your AI

Give Claude and Cursor a memory.

A full MCP server — 38 tools, 8 resources, 4 prompts — over stdio or HTTP. Your coding agent can search what you have written, capture what you just decided, and read your dashboard before it answers anything.

Keys are per-user, scoped and rate-limited, so you decide exactly how much reach any one agent gets.

People

A Rolodex you never had to fill in.

Contacts are built out of notes you already wrote. People and companies get pulled out of your writing, resolved against each other, and given a timeline of every mention and every real touch.

Run several businesses? Keep them in separate compartments, with one contact holding different roles at each.