Capture · Context · Handoff

Catch the thought.
Send it where it belongs.

Braincrumb grabs an idea the second it lands and keeps the context wrapped around it. Catch it in one tap. Find it weeks later, exactly how you remember it. Then hand it off and get on with your day.

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What's on your mind?
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Contact · 94% confidence
One-tap capture, voice transcription, Siri, widgets, share sheet, AI filing, context, semantic search, map, calendar handoff, and export.
What it does

Getting a thought in should take a second.

One tap for text, voice, or a photo. Siri when your hands are busy. Widgets and the share sheet for everywhere else. It all lands sorted, transcribed, and stamped with where you were.

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One tap, whatever form it takes

Text, a voice memo, or a photo, all saved in a single tap. Voice gets transcribed on its own, so you can search it the second you stop talking.

02

Hey Siri, capture

Say it and Braincrumb saves in the background. Mid-walk, mid-drive, mid-conversation, without opening anything.

03

From anywhere on your phone

Grab something from the Lock Screen, the Home Screen, or any app's share sheet. Wherever a thought lands, the way in is one tap.

04

Context you never typed

Time, place, weather, whether you were moving, even what was on your calendar. Recorded on its own, every time.

05

Sorted the moment it lands

Each capture gets filed as a contact, event, to-do, idea, note, or link the second you save it. One tap fixes the rare miss.

06

Find it by what you meant

Search reads meaning, not just keywords. Look for "that pizza place someone mentioned" and it turns up, even if the note never used those words.

Context

Context you never had to write down.

Every capture quietly records where you were, the weather, whether you were walking or driving, and what was on your calendar. Weeks later, that is usually what jogs the memory, not the note itself.

BackCapture Detail
Contact94%

Met Sarah Chen at the conference. sarah.chen@dataflow.io, VP of Engineering at DataFlow. Wants to discuss our API integration next week.

Extracted
NameSarah Chen
Emailsarah.chen@dataflow.io
TitleVP of Engineering
Context
2:34 PM
Convention Center
☀️72°F
🚶Walking
Tech Summit 2025
Sorting

Sorted before you open it.

The AI files each capture as a contact, event, to-do, idea, note, or link the moment it lands, and transcribes your voice on its own. Guessed wrong? One tap sets it straight.

Captures23 captures
Search captures...
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Contact
Event
To-Do
Idea
Note
Contact
2:34 PM

Sarah Chen, sarah.chen@dataflow.io

Event
11:20 AM

Team standup moved to 10am Thursday

To-Do
9:15 AM

Buy groceries: milk, eggs, bread, avocados

Idea
Yesterday

App feature: auto-group captures by project

Note
Yesterday

The best camera is the one you have with you

Recall

Find it the way you remember it.

Search reads meaning, so "that pizza place someone mentioned" actually turns it up. Or open the map and see where each idea found you.

Map View
8 captures
Team standup moved to 10am Thursday
11:20 AM
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Contact
Event
Handoff

Hand it off. Let it go.

Send a capture straight to Contacts, Calendar, or Reminders, or export a vCard, ICS, CSV, JSON, or Markdown. Then archive it. Braincrumb is a waypoint, not a warehouse.

BackCapture Detail
Contact94%

Met Sarah Chen at the conference. sarah.chen@dataflow.io, VP of Engineering at DataFlow. Wants to discuss our API integration next week.

Extracted
NameSarah Chen
Emailsarah.chen@dataflow.io
TitleVP of Engineering
Context
2:34 PM
Convention Center
☀️72°F
🚶Walking
Tech Summit 2025
How it works

Catch it, fill it in, let it go.

Catch it

Type it, say it, snap it, or ask Siri. A tap and a couple of seconds, and it is out of your head.

Let it fill in

It gets transcribed, filed, and stamped with the time, place, weather, and whatever was on your calendar. You do nothing.

Hand it off

Send it to Contacts, Calendar, or Reminders, or export it, then archive. Your captures do not pile up.

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Start with the next thing
you would have forgotten.

Open the web app and catch a thought right now. It takes about as long as reading this sentence.

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