second brain

Save anything.
Then just ask.

Save notes, videos, links and files in one place. Ask questions about what you’ve saved and get answers linked to your sources.

Your thoughts, in good company.
Second Brain: capture notes, voice, photos, PDFs and links above a collection of saved memories
A little space for everything you want to keep.

Your saved videos.
Finally useful.

The recipe in a Reel. The idea halfway through a video. Bring the link here, then find the detail without hunting through your feed.

YouTube videos & Shorts
Save video details and available transcripts. Ask about the parts you want to remember.
Instagram Reels & posts
Keep captions and post details. Rediscover the recipe, recommendation or idea you saved.

Available content varies by link. When extraction is limited, your link stays saved.

Try a sample question

“Wait, where did I see that?”

Pick a question above. See how a saved video becomes something you can use.

Illustrative examples. Your answers come from your own saved sources.

Life doesn’t arrive
in one format.

Neither should your notes. Catch the thought however it arrives. Come back to it when you need it.

Notes

Half an idea. A whole plan. Write it as it comes.

Voice

Say it before it slips away. Keep the recording and transcript.

Photos

A whiteboard, a receipt, a page. Give the words in your photos a home.

PDFs

Keep the document. Find the details inside it.

Links

Articles, YouTube videos, Instagram Reels. Save the link and keep the useful context.

Right from your browser.

A free Second Brain extension for Chrome. Save the page you’re reading, then ask about it later.

One click, any page
Click the toolbar icon, press Alt+S, or right-click the page. It’s saved straight to your Second Brain.
Automatic capture
Turn it on and it saves the pages you actually spend time reading, off by default and fully in your control.

Answers with
a paper trail.

Ask a question in your own words. Get an answer linked to your saved sources. Follow the thread with another question.

From “What did I decide?” to “Where did I read that?” Your past self has something useful to say.

An example conversation answering a question about a saved Lisbon bookshop, with a link to the original note
An example conversation, grounded in a saved note.

Coming soon.

What we’re building next.

Import from ChatGPT & Claude

Bring your past conversations in as searchable context.

Context from Claude Code & Codex

Pull context straight from your coding agent sessions.

Connections between your notes

See how a new idea relates to what you’ve already saved.

A Second Brain for your phone

Capture and ask questions on the go, not just at your desk.

Less organizing.
More connecting.

Save the messy version.

Keep the original alongside extracted text and insights. Your collection stays ready for the next question.

Bring your own AI key.

Connect your OpenRouter API key in Settings to process captures and ask questions. Your AI usage is billed through your OpenRouter account.

Keep the thought.
Free up the headspace.

Start remembering