You know that thing where a genuinely great idea shows up, hangs around for about four seconds, and leaves without saying goodbye? Blurt catches it on the way out.
Mac-native. Runs locally.
It's a grocery list, then a genuinely good idea for work, then suddenly you're thinking about that email you never replied to — all in the same breath, all equally urgent, all gone in about ninety seconds if you don't catch it.
Most apps want you to stop and deal with that. Open the app. Pick a folder. Name the note something sensible. By the time you've done all that, the thought already left.
Blurt skips that part.
Hit record wherever you are — walking, driving, mid-scroll, doesn't matter. No menu to dig through first. Just talk like you'd talk to a person who already gets it.
It figures out whether you were planning something, venting, or having a genuinely great idea, and quietly files it — as a to-do, an idea, or just a note — without you doing a thing.
A to-do gets started on. An idea gets looked into. You come back later to something further along than where you left it, not just tidier.
Nine rambles before lunch, zero minutes spent organizing them. Each one gets tagged the moment you say it. Come back whenever, type roughly what you remember, and it's already there.
You never filed a thing. It doesn't feel that way when you search.
Capturing a thought should cost you nothing. Finding it again shouldn't cost you either.
NO FOLDERS Just talk, then ask.Full disclosure: I built this because I have about forty half-finished thoughts a day and zero patience left for organizing them myself. If that's you too, hi.
No subscription and no account. Blurt runs on your Mac and requires your own API key for the sorting and the agents, so the running cost is cents paid straight to your model provider — never to us.
Requires macOS 14+ and Apple Silicon.