Capture everything. Promote deliberately.
ThoughtBridge turns spoken thoughts into structured notes and files them where your AI tools can read them — so nothing you say out loud gets lost, and nothing moves forward without you deciding it should.
Free during beta. iPhone, iPad, Apple Watch, and Mac.
How it works
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Capture
Speak a thought on your iPhone, iPad, Apple Watch, or Mac. One tap, voice or video, online or offline — nothing to organise in the moment.
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AI files it
Transcription and analysis turn each thought into a structured note — title, summary, tasks, questions, decisions — and route it into the right project.
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Your agents continue
Thoughts land in destinations your AI tools already read — a GitHub repo, Google Drive, or a folder — with agent files so Claude, ChatGPT, and Cursor pick up where your brain left off.
Wherever the thought happens
Thoughts don't wait for you to be at a desk. Capture from whichever screen — or wrist — is closest.
iPhone and iPad
The full app: capture, review, projects, and destinations. Thoughts queue offline and sync when you reconnect.
The thoughts feed on iPhone.
Apple Watch
One tap from your wrist. Pairs to your phone with a 6-digit code, captures on its own, and uploads when it can.
One-tap capture on the watch.
Mac
Capture voice or a window recording while you work — thoughts file themselves into the same projects.
The wide three-pane layout, shown on iPad — Mac uses the same layout.
Bridge-it
Say "bridge it". Get a pull request.
End a spoken thought with the words "bridge it" and a self-hosted runner — open source at launch — drives Claude Code to implement it in your project's repo and open a pull request.
Questions from the agent flow back to the app, so you can answer from your phone. The thought completes when the pull request merges. Your code is only ever touched by a runner you host and enable yourself.
Your thoughts, in your places
Destinations are where filed thoughts live — as plain text, Markdown, or JSON, with agent files like AGENTS.md so your tools know what they're reading. One destination can host many projects, each in its own folder.
GitHub repo
Thoughts commit straight into a repo your agents and teammates already watch.
Google Drive
Notes land in Drive folders — readable by you, your team, and your tools.
Local or iCloud folder
Plain files on disk, synced however you already sync. No lock-in.
Stop losing the thoughts between the work.
Join the waitlist and we'll send you a TestFlight invite as places open up.