mine
Everything you want to keep — screenshots, links, articles, voice notes, stray thoughts — lands in mine first, and gets filed to wherever it belongs. What stays becomes a personal knowledge base you can actually find things in.
Share from any app on your phone, talk into a voice note, press ⌃⌥C on your Mac, or save the page you're reading from the browser. Two seconds, done.
mine suggests where a capture belongs — a recipe to hive, a friend-note to ties, a date to your calendar. If it guesses wrong, redirect it; the correction sticks.
Everything you've kept, as readable cards grouped by day. The inbox holds only what still needs a decision — everything else is already filed.
Organization is tags-first, and projects gather the captures that belong to a topic — by meaning, not by you dragging things into folders.
Ask for more on any entry and mine will enrich it — context, sources, the fuller picture. Nothing runs unless you ask.
A recipe you screenshot becomes a real household recipe — ingredients and all.
A note about a friend attaches to that person, exactly where you'll look for it.
A date buried in a capture becomes something on your calendar.
Every app here is built on one shared memory — that's the point.
ajuna is in private beta — say hello.