More than notes. A connected memory.
Our vision for connecting thoughts, projects, discoveries, and everyday experiences in one personal space.
The pieces can matter more together.
You save an article while researching a project. Later, you capture an idea on your phone. The next day, you add a note that changes how you see the project.
Our longer-term ambition is for ThinkMessy to help you connect relevant pieces of information and find them again when they become useful. A personal memory that supports your thinking as it develops.
One account, across your day.
We are starting with a web workspace. Desktop Quick Capture, mobile applications and a Chrome extension are planned parts of a broader ecosystem, intended to work through one connected account.
The planned browser extension would let you intentionally save useful websites, articles, research and references, then associate them with a ThinkMessy project. It would give a discovery a place alongside your own thoughts about it.
Keep the context. Keep the choice.
A connection should be understandable. We want people to be able to trace a suggestion back to the original note or source, decide what belongs together and change the result.
The direction is intentional capture and user-controlled memory. Connecting information should depend on what you choose to save and the permissions you grant.
A long-term product direction.
Connected Memory is a long-term vision. Cross-device connections, AI-assisted retrieval and the wider companion experience still require research, development and testing.
Our first step is more grounded: make it easier to capture a thought and find useful information inside it. Each later experience should earn its place by helping people in everyday life.
The bigger picture.
Explore our vision for ThinkMessy, or read about ThinkMessy Workspace and Quick Capture.