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My Brain

Not another app to fill in.
An operating system for your mind — it listens, remembers, keeps your secrets, acts for you, and mentors you back.

Designed by Sandeep Karnati

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ask anything · it decides where to look · answers from your own life

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modules, and growing
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areas of your life
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memories, in sync
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yours — private

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capture.app

Speak your mind. Literally.

No forms, no fields. Talk for a minute and a whole day assembles itself — work and family, sorted, prioritized, timed.

capture · voice → day

🎙️ 7:02 AM — you, speaking:

✨ your day, one second later:

📌 Send the revised quote to the architect [💼 work · high · 30m]

○ Book the dentist for Amma [🏠 personal]

○ Pick up the school project supplies [🏠 personal]

○ Review the vendor contract [💼 work · 45m]

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Voice everywhere

Hold-to-talk on every screen, live transcription, AI tidy-up. Morning dump, night story, a quick note — all by speaking.

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Capture anything

Paste text, drop a file, import from Drive. It’s summarized, filed into memory, and gets its own private chat.

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From your pocket

Forward a link to Telegram, send a voice note, reply to a reminder — it all lands in the same brain.

memory.app

Remembered twice. Never lost.

Everything you save is written into two independent memories at once — one we built ourselves, on your own server — and kept perfectly in sync. If one falls behind, it heals itself.

memory · twin-store syncidle
📚 RAG · your server
☁️ SuperMemory · cloud twin

For the curious — the sync engine
Every save is queued and dual-written to both stores by a retrying outbox worker (~every 5s). A reconcile sweep every 15 min re-queues anything missing and retries failures, so the two can never silently drift. RAG is a Postgres + pgvector store on your own server; SuperMemory is an independent cloud store.

ask.app

Ask your brain, with receipts

It searches by meaning, not keywords — works out where to look, reads your memory, and every answer cites the real things it came from.

tap a question — watch it light up your memory

🔖 Video: “Technical SEO in 2026”
🌙 Story · the launch evening
📄 Doc: pricing research
🔖 Article: keyword clustering
💡 Idea: newsletter engine
🌙 Story · the family Sunday
🔖 Guide: local SEO checklist
📄 Doc: vendor comparison

agents.app

It gets things done

Give it a goal, not a chore. A real multi-step agent researches, drafts and saves — pausing to check before anything that matters. You’re always in the loop.

agent · working
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Multi-step, on its own

Plans the steps, searches, reads, compares and writes — chaining tools until the goal is actually met.

It checks with you

Before it saves, sends or spends, it pauses for your OK — even overnight. Cautious by default.

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Turn it into a flow

Any agent becomes a repeatable visual flow — branch it, add tools, every run saves back into your brain.

messaging.app

It chases people — on WhatsApp

The follow-ups you dread, done for you. Your brain messages people in your own voice, handles the reply, and closes the loop — you just see the outcome.

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Srikar
via your brain · WhatsApp
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In your voice

Warm, natural, human — never a robotic “automated message”. It sounds exactly like you.

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One message, many nudges

Several things to chase one person about? It clubs them into a single polite message — and closes each as they reply.

It closes the loop

Nudges gently over days, stops the moment they reply, understands the answer, marks it done — on its own.

lab.app

It doesn’t just remember you —
it understands you

Your own personal scientist. Each time you close a day, it studies it the way a scientist studies data — weighing hardest the things you kept avoiding — and slowly builds a true model of who you are. 🔬

lab · the science of you
Situation Map Mood Heatmaps Findings Review About Me Mentor

it maps your life as Goal → Blocked by → Lever:

GoalShip the new pricing page this week.
Blocked byYou keep deferring the competitor research — three days running.
LeverTimebox 30 min tomorrow at 9 AM — your proven deep-work window.

Say a blocker in one plain sentence and it splits into the three parts. Confirm it, pin it, or mark it resolved. Cards it spotted itself are tagged “I noticed this.”

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It learns from what you avoid

Tasks you postpone and skip weigh heaviest — the richest signal about a person isn’t what they do, it’s what they defer.

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A living map of you

An Obsidian-style graph: you in the centre, people & things around you, green threads that energize, red that drain.

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Mood & heatmaps

Your mood over time, what lifts vs drains you, the best days of your week, and a map of what you avoid most.

Nothing is “known” about you until you say so. Each finding climbs a trust ladder — and you teach it. Tap ✓ if it’s right, ✗ if not.

Money & admin tasks drain you — and you keep deferring them.

Confident · seen 6× · trending up ↑

Saturdays are your deep-work sanctuary — your best output lands then.

Emerging · seen 5× · trending up ↑

You avoid conversations where you must hold someone accountable.

Confirmed by you · seen 11×

For the curious — how the model thinks
It reflects on closed days only (you often fill in yesterday the next morning), with an hourly catch-up for misses. A behavioural-scientist pass (Claude Sonnet by default, or your own Codex/Gemini) reads that day’s done / postponed / skipped tasks, your story, mood, emails and meetings, and proposes evidence-backed findings. A lifecycle pass reinforces, decays and AI-merges duplicates on each finding’s own cadence — a weekly pattern won’t fade on a Tuesday. Your ✓/✗ trains the next run.

loop.app

Your day, written for you

One gentle loop, every day. Tap a step.

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Morning dump
60 seconds
Your day, built
AI-crafted
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Evening story
your words
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Story of the Day
auto-written
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Mentor speaks
honest, nightly

👆 Tap a step to see what happens there.

one story · two lives

The client call you dreaded turned into the win of the week — they signed. You closed three threads you’d been circling for days, and it shows: you ended work lighter than you started it.

Work mood
Home mood

🧭 Mentor: “Work is winning at 78 while home sits at 52 for the third week. The proposal can wait one evening — Thursday’s dinner cannot.”

vault.app

Your secrets, sealed shut

A full password manager built in — and built so that even the app can’t read it.

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Zero-knowledge

Encrypted in your browser with your master passphrase before it’s ever stored. The server only holds an unreadable blob.

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Unlock with a touch

Face ID / fingerprint unlock, a forced Recovery Key at setup, and auto-lock the moment you step away.

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Never indexed

Only the labels are searchable — the secret itself is never added to memory, never sent to any AI.

11 secret types

logins, cards, bank, crypto, identity, keys, docs, Wi-Fi…

Copy that vanishes

clipboard auto-clears in 30 seconds

Move in easily

import 1Password / Bitwarden / CSV, encrypted in-browser

Encrypted backup

export the whole vault — still only readable with your key

connect.app

Plugged into your real life

It meets you where your day already happens — and treats every connection like a vault. Tap one.

👆 Tap a connection.

engine.app

You run the AI

Most “AI apps” hide the controls and run up a bill. My Brain hands them to you — pick the engine per feature, edit the prompts, watch the usage, and run heavy work on subscriptions you already pay for.

Near-zero API cost

Background AI runs through your Codex CLI on subscriptions you already have — not metered API calls. If an engine is down, it falls back to Claude Sonnet automatically. Real power, without the runaway bill.

⚡ Codex CLI🛟 Sonnet fallback
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Model per feature

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Edit the prompts

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See the usage & cost

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Control the memory

next.app

It’s only getting started

The brain lives in your pocket and on your server today. Next, it reaches into the physical world.

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Hardware

Dedicated devices for a few focused use-cases — capturing a thought as natural as speaking into the air.

in the works
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A native Android app

Purpose-built for a handful of high-value use-cases — faster capture, deeper notifications, always within reach.

next up

everything.app

Everything, in one place

The whole brain, end to end — nothing left out. 150+ modules and counting.

all modules · 150+

…and it grows every week.

Most apps manage what you do.
This one understands who you are.

Every day it runs, it knows one day more. The version you meet next year will know its owner better than any product ever has.

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