Website pricing and logo
BusinessKeep the pricing simple, with three plans. Use the blue logo, not the green one.
Recording and transcript kept
Private beta · Web and Android
Think out loud. ThoughtKeeper keeps it.
Speak freely. ThoughtKeeper turns what you say into tidy notes, puts tasks and reminders where they belong, and answers out loud when you ask what you decided.
RecordingVoice note · 0:24
Okay, so, um, the website. I think we keep the pricing simple, like, three plans. Oh, and add a task to call Sam about the logo tomorrow. And use the blue logo, not the green one.
BusinessVoice note · 0:24
Website pricing and logo
Keep the pricing simple, with three plans. Use the blue logo, not the green one.
Recording and transcript kept
Call Sam about the logo
You: Remind me to call Sam at 3 tomorrow.
ThoughtKeeper: Done. Call Sam, tomorrow at 3 pm, with a reminder.
Call Sam · Tomorrow 15:00 · Reminder onUndo change
Platforms
Wherever you think.
Web
Chrome, Edge and Safari
AvailableAndroid
Capture, Talk, Today, tasks and reminders
AvailableWindows
Dictate into any app
Coming nextmacOS
After Windows
PlannediPhone
After Android
PlannedHow it works
Three ways to use your voice.
- 01
Save a thought
Ramble for a minute or for half an hour. You get a tidy note with a title, a category and the tasks you asked for, with the recording and transcript kept alongside.
“Add a task to call Sam about the logo tomorrow.”
- 02
Talk to it
Ask what you decided, what's on today or what's overdue. Say what to change, and it makes the change with Undo ready.
“What's on today?”
- 03
Write by voice
Speak, and get clean text in the shape you choose: an email, bullets, or exactly what you said. Copy it, or keep it as a note.
“Hi Sam, thanks for the logo.”
01Save a thought
Your thoughts, made clear.
You said
Okay, so, um, the website. I think we keep the pricing simple, like, three plans. Oh, and add a task to call Sam about the logo tomorrow. And use the blue logo, not the green one.
ThoughtKeeper wrote
Call Sam about the logo
Talk
Ask your notebook. It answers out loud.
Start a conversation and speak naturally. ThoughtKeeper looks through your notes and tasks, replies in a sentence or two, and makes the changes you ask for.
You: What did I decide about the website?
Looking through your notes
ThoughtKeeper: Keep the pricing simple, with three plans, and use the blue logo. That's from your note this morning.
Website pricing and logo
You: Remind me to call Sam at 3 tomorrow.
ThoughtKeeper: Done. Call Sam, tomorrow at 3 pm, with a reminder.
- Call Sam · Tomorrow 15:00 · Reminder onUndo change
You: Actually, make it Friday.
ThoughtKeeper: Moved to Friday at 3 pm.
Try
- “What's my week like?”
- “Move the invoice task to In progress”
- “Mark the dentist and car tasks done”
- “Add to my website note: use the blue logo”
- “Put the dentist in my calendar”
- “Move that note to Learning”
- “Undo that”
Talk from any page
On a computer, Talk waits in the corner of every page and keeps going as you move around.
Hands-free
Say “Hey ThoughtKeeper” in Chrome, Edge or Safari on a computer while ThoughtKeeper is open. Off until you switch it on.
Ten voices, three styles
Choose the voice you like, and whether it's Friendly, Witty or Brief.
Big changes wait for your yes
Up to five items change straight away. More than that, or renaming a category, waits until you say yes.
Morning briefingComing next
One notification a day. Tap it to hear what's ahead.
Remembers when you askComing next
Say “remember that…” and it will. Say “forget that…” and it won't.
It can't delete notes or tasks, send messages or phone anyone, and it only looks things up online once you switch Research on.
Features
Notes
Ramble in. Clear notes out.
Record up to 30 minutes at a time, import audio or type. ThoughtKeeper takes out the ums and repeats, keeps your details and wording, and files the note for you.
0:24
Website pricing and logo
Keep the pricing simple, with three plans. Use the blue logo, not the green one.
BusinessRecording and transcript kept
The original stays
Every note keeps its recording and transcript, and up to 30 earlier versions.
Filed for you
A suggested title, category and tags, each easy to change.
Projects and tags
Group notes by project, filter by tag, or split a long ramble into separate notes linked to the original.
Safe on your device first
Recordings stay in your browser or phone until they're uploaded, so a dropped connection doesn't lose them.
Search
Find anything you've ever said.
Search by meaning, not only matching words. Ask a question and get an answer that quotes the notes it came from, or a plain “I couldn't find that in your notes.”
Keep it simple: three plans.
“Keep the pricing simple, with three plans.”
Filters that narrow it down
By category and by the date you recorded it.
Tasks
From thought to done.
Tasks come straight out of what you say. See the day at a glance, get a nudge on your phone at the right moment, and tick things off.
Overdue
- Renew the domain
Today
- Dentist
- Call Sam about the logo
- Send the invoice
Next seven days
- Website review
ThoughtKeeper15:00
Call Sam about the logo
DoneIn 1 hourTomorrow
Today at a glance
Overdue first, then today in time order, then the next seven days.
Reminders you can answer
On Android, a reminder arrives with Done, In 1 hour and Tomorrow.
In your phone's calendar
Switch on “In my calendar” and the task appears in your Android phone's own calendar.
Lists, stages and details
To-do, In progress and Waiting, with room for steps, links and notes.
One-tap Call
A task with a phone number in it gets a Call button.
Repeating tasksComing next
Tick one off and the next one is ready.
Todoist and other task appsComing next
Send tasks to the app you already use.
Your library
Write like you, from what you've said.
ThoughtKeeper spots the stories, lessons and opinions in your notes. Approve the ones you're happy to reuse, and it drafts posts, emails and pages from them, listing every source it used.
Website pricing and logoBusiness
Use in my copy
This sounds like me
Nothing is reused without a yes
New notes start private. Approve a note for your writing, for its style, or for neither.
Sources on every draft
Each draft lists the approved notes it drew on.
Take it with you
Export your approved material as Markdown or JSON.
Read aloud in your own voicePlanned
Turn a note or a draft into audio that sounds like you.
Dictation
Speak it. Get it written.
Dictation is in the web app now: speak, pick a format, then copy the text or keep it as a note. A Windows app that types where your cursor is comes next.
hey sam thanks for the logo um the blue one works so lets go with it my sign off
my sign offBest, Jordan
Hi Sam,
Thanks for the logo. The blue one works, so let's go with it.
Best,
Jordan
- Available
Personal dictionary
Add the names, places and terms you use, so they're spelled your way. Correct a word and it offers to keep that spelling.
- Available
Your languages
Choose up to three languages, or let it detect them. Tested in English so far.
- Available
Formats
Light tidy, bullets, journal entry, meeting notes or email, or exactly what you said. Add your own tone and instructions.
- Available
Spoken snippets
Say a short phrase like “my sign-off” and get the full text. Today's date works too.
- Available
Edit selected text
Shorten, expand, change the tone, summarise, translate or fix the grammar. See the result first, then apply it.
- Available
Quick dictation
Hold or tap to record up to two minutes, then copy the text or save it. Nothing is kept unless you choose to.
- Coming next
Windows app
A shortcut that works in any app, a small recorder that stays out of your way, and text typed at your cursor. Being tested now.
- Coming next
Formats that match the app
Email style in your inbox, bullets in your notes, plain text in your code editor, through the Windows app and a Chrome and Edge extension.
- Planned
Mac app
The same shortcut and recorder on macOS.
The Windows app will be checked first in Notepad, text boxes in Chrome and Edge, Gmail and code editors. We'll list each app once it's tested.
Research
Look it up, with the sources shown.
Switch on Research and ThoughtKeeper can search the web, read a page you share or summarise a video from its captions. Every answer lists where it came from, and you can keep it as a note.
Look up how pricing pages show three plans
- Searched the web
- Searched again for detail
- Wrote one answer
Most put the three plans side by side, mark one as the most popular, and keep a short list under each price.123
- example.com
- example.org
- example.net
Answers with links
Search the web, read a page you share, or summarise a video from its captions. Each answer lists its sources.
Bigger questions
Start a longer piece of research: it searches a few times, then writes one answer. Follow along, or cancel it.
Ask in Talk
Say “Look up…” or “Search the web for…”, and the reply lists the pages it used.
Exact answers
A calculator, plus dates and time zones, worked out exactly.
Only your words go out
A web search uses what you asked, never text from your notes. Research stays off until you switch it on.
Your filesComing next
Find and open files in the folders you allow, from the Windows app.
ConnectionsComing next
Let Claude and other AI tools use your notebook through MCP, with access you can limit and take back.
Privacy
Private unless you say so.
Your notebook is yours. You choose what's saved, what's reused and when it's deleted.
Private by default
Your notes are searchable by you, and reused only when you approve them.
Conversations aren't recorded
Talk keeps no audio of your conversation. Only the notes and changes you keep are saved.
Undo ready
Changes you ask for, by voice or by typing, come with Undo.
Delete on your terms
Switch on automatic clean-up after 30, 90 or 365 days, or delete your account and everything in it.
Recordings for your ears only
Audio is stored privately and plays only when you're signed in.
- Coming next
Encrypted history on your computer
The Windows app keeps dictation history encrypted on your device: 7 days by default, or none at all.
- Coming next
You choose where it's processed
In the Windows app, separate settings for where your words are processed and whether the result is saved.
- Coming next
Offline transcription
Speech recognition on your own computer, as an experiment in the Windows app until it proves accurate enough on everyday laptops.
Roadmap
What's here, and what's next.
No dates until each step is tested. This is the order.
In the beta
- Voice notes, tidied, with the original kept
- Talk, with hands-free on computers
- Search by meaning, with sources
- Tasks, Today, reminders and your phone's calendar
- Personal library and drafts from it
- Dictation, formats, snippets and your dictionary, on the web
- Research with sources, once you switch it on
- Web and Android
Being built now
- Morning briefing
- Remembers what you ask it to
- Repeating tasks
- Dictation and research in the Android app
On your computer
- Windows app, with encrypted history on your computer
- Formats that match each app, and a Chrome and Edge extension
- Your files, and connections to Todoist and other AI tools
- Offline transcription, as an experiment
Further out
- Mac and iPhone
- Notes and drafts in your voice
- Shared libraries for teams
Pricing
Start free. Upgrade when you talk more.
Free
Try it with your own voice.
$0/month
- 1 hour of voice notes a month
- Tidy notes with the transcript kept
- Tasks, Today and reminders
- Search your notes
- 15 minutes of Talk a month
- 2,000 words of dictation a week
Pro
For thinking out loud every day.
$12/month
billed yearly
Everything in Free, plus:
- 15 hours of voice notes a month
- 90 minutes of Talk a month
- Answers from your notes, with sources
- Personal library and drafts
- Morning briefing Coming next
- Unlimited dictation, dictionary, formats and snippets
- The Windows app Coming next
Max
For people who talk to it all day.
$28/month
billed yearly
Everything in Pro, plus:
- 40 hours of voice notes a month
- 3 hours of Talk a month
- Early access to new features
- Research with sources
- Connections to other apps and AI tools Coming next
- Read aloud in your own voice Planned
Teams
Shared libraries so a team can write in one voice, with one bill. Planned after launch.
Tell us you're interestedPrices in US dollars. ThoughtKeeper is in private beta, so nothing is charged yet. These are the plans we intend to launch with, and we'll confirm prices before anyone pays.
Questions
Good to know.
Can I use ThoughtKeeper now?
Yes, if you have an invitation: it's in private beta on the web and Android. Early-access sign-ups for everyone else aren't open yet.
What's the difference between a note, Talk and dictation?
A note keeps what you said, tidied, with the recording. Talk is a conversation: you ask questions and ask for changes. Dictation turns speech into clean text to copy or save, and keeps nothing unless you save it.
Will it act on something I didn't mean?
It acts only on clear requests. “Maybe call Sam” stays a thought; “add a task to call Sam” becomes a task. Words inside imported audio never run as commands, and you can undo what it changes.
Who can see my notes?
Your notes belong to your account, and nobody else using ThoughtKeeper can see them. Nothing is used for drafts or exports until you approve it, and you can delete your account at any time.
Which AI does it use?
OpenAI listens, transcribes and speaks, shapes your dictation, and searches the web when Research is on. Claude, from Anthropic, does the thinking when you talk to it. Their API data policies apply to what they process.
Which devices does it work on?
A web browser on your computer or phone, and the Android app. A Windows app is being tested now, then Mac and iPhone.
Which languages does it understand?
You can choose up to three languages or let it detect them, but it's only been tested in English so far. We'll list each language once it's tested.
Does research look through my notes?
No. A web search is built only from what you asked. Talk still reads your notes to answer questions about them, but their text isn't sent out in a search.
Does it work with my calendar and task apps?
On Android, tasks you choose appear in your phone's own calendar. A connection to Todoist is coming next.
How long can a recording be?
Up to 30 minutes for each voice note, recorded in the app or imported.
Early access
Keep your next good idea.
ThoughtKeeper is in private beta, by invitation for now. Early-access sign-ups will open on this page.