Say it or type it the second it shows up. It saves itself. Later, find it with any word you remember and pick up where you left off.
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I need to ask Sarah about the report tomorrow. The expense numbers don't match.
No titles, no tags, no folders, no "are you sure?" Just the thought and the time you had it.
Talk or type. Your words appear as you speak, and the thought saves itself the moment you stop, with the time attached.
Search with any word you remember, or scroll your Thought List, newest first. No match? Your recent thoughts are right there.
Open it exactly as you caught it. Fix a word if you need to, pick up where you left off, and mark it Done.
Where iPhone allows, Catch This opens straight into recording from the shortcuts you already use. No unlocking, hunting for the app, or tapping through menus.
Some shortcuts take a one-time setup in iPhone Settings. The app walks you through it.
Thoughts save on your phone first, so they're there in a parking garage or on a plane. They back up when you're online again.
Your thoughts belong to your account and are backed up privately. Nobody browses them.
Big buttons, high-contrast text, and very few screens. Less to figure out when your mind is already full.
The first release for iPhone does one job well: catch a thought, find it, and get back to it. Testers help us learn if it works better than what you use now.
As a tester, you'll tell us how fast you can catch a thought, whether you found it again, and whether you'd keep using it.
I have epilepsy, and losing my train of thought is part of daily life. A thought shows up, and seconds later it’s gone. Notes apps wanted me to open, title, and file it before it slipped away. So I built Catch This: tap, say it, and it’s saved. It’s for anyone whose mind moves faster than they can hold on to it.
Crystal, founder of Catch This
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