Spill your brain. Keep your day.

Tap the orb, say what’s in your head, let go. Brainspill turns it into a task list with dates, calendars, and reminders sorted out for you.

Brainspill recording screen: a glowing orb with the prompt ‘Press the orb. Say whatever’s loud right now.’

The capture loop

You talk. We do the structure.

No fields. No menus. No “when is this due?” picker. Just tap the orb, say what’s in your head, let go.

You said

Pick up dry cleaningTomorrow · 4:00 PM
Wish sister happy birthdayFriday
Water the plantsTonight
Brainspill heard. Three tasks added.

AI runs on-device when your iPhone supports it. Otherwise it’s a one-tap consent for cloud processing — only the text, never the audio. Never silent.

The execution loop

It’s not the list that’s hard. It’s the doing.

So we built voice commands for the doing part too. Here’s a few, playing out.

You say I just did the dishes
Brainspill marks it done
Wash the dishes
ErrandsToday
Email Maya the Q4 deck
HighWorkToday · 3:00 PM
Open the deck fileWrite one sentence
Water the plants
PersonalTonight
Start here — it’s the only High task left before the day’s out.
I’m stuck

Two or three tiny first steps. So small they’re embarrassing — that’s the point.

What’s next?

Hand the decision to your phone. One task, and the reason why. No menu mining.

I just did X

Mark it done without unlocking anything. We match it to the right task.

Starting now

A focus timer kicks off with a Live Activity, right from the Lock Screen.

Other ways in

Words don’t have to be yours.

Photograph a flyer, share a screenshot, capture from anywhere — same extraction, same verify card.

Snap-a-spill turning a yellow sticky note of groceries into a checklist of five items.

Snap a sticky note, whiteboard, or flyer.

Share a screenshot or text from any app.

The honest one

On your device when it can be. Asked once when it can’t.

Privacy and convenience, finally on the same side.

Most ADHD apps say “privacy first.” Look at their Apple Privacy label and you’ll often find cross-app tracking and identity-linked data collection. We don’t do either.

When your iPhone supports Apple Intelligence, Brainspill processes your voice on-device. Nothing leaves. When it can’t — an older iPhone, a long transcript — we send only the text, never the audio, to OpenAI, after asking you once and remembering your answer.

We use one analytics tool, anonymously. No name, no email, no IDFA, nothing pointing back at you. We can’t.

On-device AI when your iPhone supports it
One-tap consent for cloud — never silent
Zero cross-app tracking, zero IDFA
A calm Lock Screen with two gentle Brainspill notifications — ‘We’ll only ping when something actually matters.’

Early word

From people who tried six other apps first.

Rated 5 on the App Store

First task app that survived my ADHD. I just talk at it on the walk home and everything’s there when I get in.

— user testimonial

The “what’s next?” thing is unreal. I stopped staring at a list of twelve things and just did the one it handed me.

— user testimonial

A few honest answers

Questions, answered.

Does this work without internet?

Yes — on Apple Intelligence-capable iPhones, the extraction runs on-device, so no internet is needed. On other devices it uses the cloud, which needs a connection.

Will my voice be recorded and stored?

No. Your voice never leaves your device. We send the transcript text to OpenAI only when on-device AI isn’t available — and only after you consent. The audio is never uploaded.

Does it work with Apple Reminders?

Yes — bidirectional sync. Things you add in Brainspill show up in Reminders. Things you add in Reminders show up here. It creates one list called “Brainspill” and never touches your others.

What’s the catch on Free?

One 2-minute spill a day. That’s the whole cap — daily AND per-session, so it’s one shot.

Privacy and intelligence don’t change when you upgrade:

  • On-device AI runs on every tier when your iPhone supports Apple Intelligence.
  • Snap-a-spill is included on Free, capped at 2 photos a day.

Paid tiers add way longer sessions.

Is this just dictation?

No. Dictation gives you a paragraph. Brainspill gives you a structured list — with dates, calendar events, and reminders sorted out — from the same rambling sentence.

The keyboard waits in case you want it.