Say it — messy is fine
Hold the mic and talk like you'd talk to a friend. “Uhh I need to call the landlord, and also reach out to like 10 venues next week.” No categories, no forms, no tidy sentences.
You think of something. You forget it. It comes back at 2am. Clarity fixes that — say it once and it sorts itself out.
iPhone & Android · Works with your voice
The problem
But you keep using it like one. So you carry forty open loops around and still feel like you forgot something. You did.
Pitch 12 agencies
0 of 12 · this week
Rent is due
Friday · alarm set
That idea for the thing
Saved, not lost
Same brain dump. Now it's actually usable.
How it works
Hold the mic and talk like you'd talk to a friend. “Uhh I need to call the landlord, and also reach out to like 10 venues next week.” No categories, no forms, no tidy sentences.
Clarity reads it and splits it up: that was two things, not one. One has a deadline. One has a number in it, so it gets a counter. You didn't do anything.
Tomorrow morning it shows you one thing — the one that actually moves you forward. Not forty things in grey text. One.
Inside
Quiet on purpose. No streaks shouting at you, no red badges.
One screen, one button. No feed to scroll, no yesterday staring back at you. Say the thing and let go of it.
Good evening,
Chiebuka.
Everything else
Say “reach out to 10 venues” and you get a counter. Tap +1 each time. At 10 it's done — you never do the maths.
It knows “email the venue” and “book a hall” are the same story, even though you never said so.
Mention Sam, and everything to do with Sam is one tap away next time you need it.
Read every day for a week. It counts the days, then gets out of the way when the run ends.
Forgot the exact words you used? Search what you meant instead. It still finds it.
One quiet reminder, at a time you choose. No badges, no streak begging you to come back.
Straight up
Clarity is built by one person, mostly for himself. You won't find customer logos or glowing quotes on this page, because there aren't any yet — and inventing them would be a strange way to start.
It's in testing right now. If the top of this page sounded like your brain, come try it and tell me where it breaks.
FAQs
No. Open it and start talking. Nothing to configure, no folders to build, no system to learn. You can add goals later if you want, but you don't have to.
Good. It's built for rambling. Filler words, backtracking, five things in one breath — that's the normal input, not the edge case.
To-do apps make you do the sorting: you pick the list, the priority, the category. Clarity does that part, then shows you one thing instead of the whole pile.
Your stuff is yours. It lives in your own account and is used to organise your items — not sold, not shared, not used to train anything.
You can capture any time. If you're offline it saves what you said and sorts it out once you're back.
It's in testing, so it's free right now. When pricing arrives it'll be small and it'll be plain — no tricks.
Say it once. Let Clarity keep track. Open it tomorrow and just know what to do.
Testing on TestFlight now · Android next