The thing you almost remember writing

You know that thing you wrote about pricing, six months ago, during a flight? Or was it a Doc? Or was it a note in Bear? Your brain doesn’t care which — it reads them all and finds it.

What it does

• Ingests whatever you drop in: markdown, PDFs, Google Docs, plain text, old Evernote exports — anything textual.
• Links each note to the people, projects, and topics it touches, so you can find it by what it’s about, not what you called the file.
• Keeps a soft index of “the last time you thought seriously about X.”

The reveal

“What did I write down the last time I thought about pricing?” The answer is a specific note, from a specific day, with enough context that you remember writing it.

What it doesn’t do

No public indexing. Your notes never leave your brain — not searched, not trained on, not shared.