Speak your mind
Tasks, ideas, groceries — say it or type it. Momentum catches it before it slips away.
A second brain you talk to. A task, an idea, something to buy — say it or type it, and it lands in the right place. Ask for it back and you get only what you actually told it.
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Filed.
That card is not the AI telling you it saved something. It is built from what actually reached the database — so if nothing was written, there is no card.
Tasks, ideas, groceries — say it or type it. Momentum catches it before it slips away.
Every capture comes back as a receipt of what was actually filed. Never wonder whether it saved.
Everything you capture becomes a star, linked into a constellation you can dive into anytime.
What you capture turns up where you would go looking for it. There are no menus to dig through and nothing is more than one tap away.
Type it, or hold the button and say it. Every answer comes back with a receipt of what was filed.
Anything with a day on it lands here — the dentist, the bill, the thing you said “next Tuesday” about. Appointments block their hour, and a clash is marked.
Open tasks, ideas, notes and lists, with the next thing to do at the top of the pile.
Your whole brain as a constellation: every capture a star, linked to the ones it belongs with.
Talk or type, in whatever words come out. Momentum works out on its own whether that was a task, a note, an idea, or something for a list.
What you said is what gets stored. It does not tidy you up, rephrase you, or translate you into the language the rest of the app happens to be in.
“What’s on today?” “What do I need at the supermarket?” It answers from your own notes and from nothing else.
Tell Momentum about an appointment and it treats that hour as taken. Same chat, nothing new to learn — on every plan, with an account.
Say “dentist Thursday at 5” and the hour is spoken for. Ask “am I free tomorrow afternoon?” and you get the real gaps, from what you actually booked.
If two things overlap, it tells you and asks. It does not move anything you did not ask it to move.
Open a new chat in the morning and your day is the first card: what has a time, what is late, a goal that needs a word. Written from your own tasks and nothing else.
A second brain you cannot trust is worse than no second brain, because you stop checking. These three are enforced in the product, not promised in a blog post.
Saying something was saved requires actually having saved it. Every reply is checked against the tools that really ran, and a claim with nothing behind it gets flagged instead of shown.
Captures are stored in your own words — no rephrasing, no re-tensing, no translating, even when a voice transcript comes out garbled.
Ask about something you never captured and you are told there is nothing, rather than handed a plausible guess. A made-up task is the one bug this product cannot survive.
Seven languages end to end, including the voice. Momentum transcribes on the server rather than leaning on your phone’s dictation, which is exactly why Catalan works here and mostly does not there.
Voice is proven out loud in English, Català and Español; the rest are new.
It is the same app either way, on the same brain — sign in on one and it is there on the other.
Nothing to install. This is the full app, not a preview of it, and it is the fastest way to try Momentum: you can be typing about four seconds from now.
Open the web appChrome, Safari, Firefox and Edge. Works on a phone too.
A proper app on your home screen, with the capture widget — one tap from the launcher to a captured thought.
Download for AndroidUpdates arrive over the air after that. You will not reinstall for every change.
On an iPhone? There is no App Store build yet — that needs a paid Apple developer account, which comes later. Open the web app in Safari and add it to your home screen; it behaves like an app from there.
Open it, type one real thing you actually need to remember, then ask for it back. That is the entire product, and it is the fastest way to find out whether you trust it.