The pillow turns into a planning meeting
One remembered task wakes up the entire list for tomorrow.
Tasks that appear before sleep
The thought arrived at bedtime —
let your phone remember it
Do not turn on the light for a notebook or repeat the task until morning. Say one sentence, make sure it is saved, and leave the decision for tomorrow.
One sentence is enough
The thought waits on your phone and can be sorted out in the morning.
A familiar moment
One tiny reminder can wake the whole list
At bedtime you cannot solve the work problem, buy the missing item or call someone. But memory treats the intention as something at risk and keeps it active. Quick capture is not a midnight planning session. It is a way to put a full stop before morning.
Three simple steps
Say it now — sort it out later
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Capture only the thought that appeared
Do not open the whole list or start rebuilding tomorrow's plan.
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Keep it short and concrete
For example: “Check my passport expiry in the morning” or “Reply to Paul tomorrow.”
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Leave organizing until morning
The date, project and extra detail can wait until you are actually ready to plan.
Instead of one big pile
Bedtime thoughts do not become a separate system
In the morning, the task sits beside everything else. You do not have to remember whether it was in a notebook, a chat with yourself or a random note.
Tomorrow: check passport · reply to Paul · order a new filter
What changes
Remember less — finish more
A few seconds
A short recording does not need to become a full bedtime planning session.
One quiet sentence can work
A clear task rarely needs a long explanation.
A network is optional
The recording stays on the device and sends later.
The meaning is visible in the morning
Text shows why you reached for the phone at night.
AI assistant · beta
Say it however it comes — AI can help make sense of it
AI can suggest a title, a due date and the right context, or help turn a larger idea into a clear plan. The beta is currently available to some Premium users. We are checking quality and will gradually open it to everyone.
The essential part already works without the beta: voice capture saves immediately and does not disappear when you are offline
This captures a thought; it does not treat insomnia
- Avoid opening the full task list afterward because it may restart planning mode.
- If sleep problems repeat and interfere with life, look beyond the task list for support.
What people usually ask
Why do tasks come to mind right before sleep?
With fewer outside distractions, unfinished intentions can become more noticeable. Capture them without trying to solve them at night.
Do I need to add a date immediately?
No. Say the date when it is obvious. Otherwise, capture the action and clarify it in the morning.
Will the recording send without internet?
It stays on your phone and waits for a connection. Finished text appears after syncing and processing.
Can I capture ideas as well as tasks?
Yes. Include enough context to understand not only the topic in the morning, but what made it important.
Try it with your next thought
Say the task, then get on with your day
Unload keeps it on your phone and brings it back when you need it. The app is free.
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