Everything is built around the morning handoff.

MindDump is not a blank journal. It is a short voice ritual that turns late-night noise into what matters tomorrow, what can wait, what should stop surfacing, and whether the handoff actually moved.

Tonight, sorted 00:58

Tomorrow

Reply to mom, send the invoice, and ask about the auth screen.

Let go tonight

The launch can be checked tomorrow. Metrics will not change at midnight.

Recurring loop

The same Slack thread came up again. It may need a daylight decision.

Say the messy version once. MindDump sorts it.

01

60-second voice dump

Tap once and talk. The app is optimized for the late-night moment when typing a neat journal entry is too much friction.

02

Audio deleted after processing

Audio is used to create the structured output, then discarded by the app. Saved history stays on the device unless you export it.

03

Tomorrow handoff

MindDump extracts concrete next steps and lets you edit them before sending them to Apple Reminders.

04

Let go, park, or replay

Each dump separates what can be set down tonight, what can wait, and what keeps looping without becoming clearer.

The personal model becomes the artifact.

MindDump keeps the first night simple. Once there is enough history, recurring loops become the product: tasks that keep resurfacing, people or themes that repeat, and worries that disappeared after being named.

work / launch 14x
family plan 6x
health admin 3x

"Sundays and Tuesdays are loud. The launch loop is still active. The dentist task has moved to tomorrow."

MindDump checks whether tomorrow actually happened.

With permission, MindDump reads completed Reminders and compares them with your recurring handoff items. That turns "you mentioned this again" into "this has appeared 9 nights and still has not moved."

auth screen 9x open
reply to mom done
book dentist 3x open

"The auth screen is not sleep noise anymore. It keeps returning and never completes, so tomorrow needs a smaller first move."

Sleep is measured as a signal, not treated as the moat.

With permission, MindDump reads Apple Health sleep analysis and matches each dump to the sleep that followed. Useful, but secondary: the defensible layer is the longitudinal personal model plus real-world follow-through.

worry postponed +47m
short handoff +21m
overloaded list -18m

"Nights where you parked a worry instead of solving it averaged more asleep time. Keep tomorrow lists under three items."

Built into the places you already use.

Siri, Shortcuts, Spotlight, Action Button

Start Tonight's MindDump or open Morning Handoff without browsing the app. The first system actions stay narrow and practical.

HealthKit sleep correlation

Optional read-only Apple Health access compares dump structure with sleep duration, efficiency, deep sleep, and REM trends.

Reminders completion check

Optional Reminders access lets MindDump see whether approved handoff items were completed after the dump. iOS requires full Reminders permission for completion checks.

Apple Reminders export

Move approved handoff items to Reminders after reviewing them. MindDump does not push every thought into your task list.

Local History

Search past dumps, export Markdown, delete a single dump, or clear local history from Settings.

Face ID or passcode lock

Add an app-level privacy gate before private history is visible.

Try the ritual before it asks for anything.

Free

  • 7-night runway
  • Then 3 dumps per month after a recurring loop appears
  • Tomorrow handoff
  • Let go and recurring-loop output
  • Local history
  • Demo sleep outcomes

MindDump Plus - $19.99/year

  • Founding users get $9.99/year
  • Nightly async dumps
  • Reality checks against completed Reminders
  • Personal model of people, projects, and loops
  • Search past nights
  • Delete, export, and Reminders controls
  • Realtime voice priced separately later

Get the TestFlight invite.

iOS first. We will send one email when early access is ready for your device. First-wave testers get the $9.99/year founding price before Plus moves to $19.99/year.