Jot a thought in a second. Spool keeps the moment around it, files it for you, and brings it back right when you need it: before the meeting, at the place, or when you ask.
You wrote it on Tuesday and forgot. Ten minutes before the meeting with Dana, it slides in from the edge of your screen, says why it's there, and leaves on its own if you don't need it.
Most notes are written and never seen again. Spool is built around the moment a thought becomes useful.
Press ⌃⌥N from any app on your Mac, open the app on your iPhone, or just tell Siri. Type or dictate, then get back to what you were doing.
No folders, tags or titles to pick. Each thought lands in the right stream, with a note saying where it went and one tap to change it.
Before a meeting with the people in it, when you're back at the place, or when you open the page it was about. Or ask a question and get an answer from your own notes.
You write the thought. Spool notes where you were and what you were doing, so it can tell when the thought matters again.
One card at the right time beats five at the wrong one. Cards say why they came back and leave on their own.
Move a thought or fix a title and Spool learns from it. You never have to organize.
Built with Apple's own tools. Quick capture, an edge drawer on the Mac, Siri and Shortcuts on the iPhone, synced through iCloud.
There's no Spool account and no Spool server holding your notes. The privacy policy has the details.
Your thoughts sync through your own private iCloud database. We can't read them.
To file a thought, the thought and a little context (like the meeting title or place name) go to the AI model. It isn't used for training.
The AI only ever sees a place's name, like “Office”, never your coordinates.
No ads and no analytics SDKs. Diagnostics stay on your device.
We're letting people in a few at a time, so every tester gets a good first week. Leave your email and we'll send an invite when it's your turn.