Stop losing your ideas.

We're researching whether a simple, wearable one-press voice capture device could help people save ideas the moment they appear.

Without breaking focus.

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We all know that moment

A thought shows up out of nowhere.
While walking. During a meeting. On your commute.
You tell yourself: “I’ll remember this later.”
But later… it’s gone.
Not because the idea wasn’t good, but because capturing it felt awkward, slow, or impossible in that moment.

We shouldn’t lose ideas just because life keeps our hands busy.

David N.
Senior UX Researcher
"Hands-busy moments are my weak spot. Cooking, commuting, setting up user tests. I lose more ideas there than anywhere else. Most tools are great once you’re seated, but terrible the second life gets fast."
Elena M.
Product Manager
"I often get my best ideas between meetings. The frustrating part is that by the time I reach for my phone, the thought already shifted or faded."
Clara H.
Consulting Analyst & Strategy Lead (Junior)
„I repeat ideas in my head until I can finally write them down and sometimes even that isn’t enough. The speed of capture determines whether I act on something or forget it completely.“
Sofia L.
Innovation & Venture Designer
"Notes apps are great storage, not great capture. Anything I save disappears into a "black hole" unless I actively revisit it. The real problem isn’t writing things down, it’s remembering to follow up later."

David N.
Senior UX Researcher
"Hands-busy moments are my weak spot. Cooking, commuting, setting up user tests. I lose more ideas there than anywhere else. Most tools are great once you’re seated, but terrible the second life gets fast."
Elena M.
Product Manager
"I often get my best ideas between meetings. The frustrating part is that by the time I reach for my phone, the thought already shifted or faded."
Clara H.
Consulting Analyst & Strategy Lead (Junior)
„I repeat ideas in my head until I can finally write them down and sometimes even that isn’t enough. The speed of capture determines whether I act on something or forget it completely.“
Sofia L.
Innovation & Venture Designer
"Notes apps are great storage, not great capture. Anything I save disappears into a "black hole" unless I actively revisit it. The real problem isn’t writing things down, it’s remembering to follow up later."

Real comments from research interviews (2025)

What we're exploring

A discreet ring with a single press could let people capture a thought instantly, using only their voice.
No unlocking. No typing. No breaking flow.

This page shares early concepts and invites people who experience this problem to shape what comes next.

One early concept we’re testing

This mockup represents one possible direction for how ideas might be organized in the future.
It’s not functional, just a prototype to help us explore how people think about reviewing captured thoughts.