Figmint

Figmint

ADHD idea & brainstorm helper

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  • Released
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  • June 17, 2026
  • September 5, 2026

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Some ideas arrive as a single word at 2am. Most never make it past that. Figmint is a calm home for those sparks — and a gentle collaborator that helps you grow them into something real. HOW IT WORKS • Jot a few words. That's the whole ask — no blank-page pressure. • Figmint asks one good question at a time to draw the idea out. Answer in a word or a paragraph: today, tomorrow, or whenever it strikes. • When there's enough to go on, it suggests ONE small first step. Not a daunting plan — just somewhere to start. • A light plan forms, and keeps changing as you do. • Stuck on one thing? It breaks that one blocker into a few tiny, timed steps you can start now — and keeps a list of every hurdle you've cleared. • It quietly notices when two of your ideas connect, and offers a single suggestion to bring them together. MADE FOR MINDS THAT WANDER No streaks. No guilt. No "you've broken your chain." Figmint nudges you at most once a day, and only when it has something worth saying. It's built for the way creative and ADHD brains actually work — scattered, nonlinear, full of half-thoughts worth keeping. CAPTURE HOWEVER IT ARRIVES • Type it, or tap the microphone and just say it. • Point the camera at a whiteboard, a napkin, or a page of a notebook. Figmint reads the text and keeps the words, not the picture — though it can hold on to a small photo so you recognize the idea later. • Add from the Home Screen widget, the Share sheet, Control Center, or Siri. FIND IT AGAIN Search your ideas in the app or straight from your Home Screen, or ask Siri to open one by name. BRING YOUR OWN NOTES Point Figmint at a folder of notes you already keep — a Markdown vault, an export, anything in Files — and its questions start building on what you've already written. It only ever reads them. Nothing is changed, nothing is deleted. A SUBSCRIPTION-FREE APP — PRIVATE BY DESIGN • No subscriptions, ever. Figmint is a subscription-free app — the AI is powered by the intelligence already on your iPhone, at no cost. • All the intelligence runs on your device. Your ideas, your voice and your photos are never sent to a server. • Speech and language features use Apple's on-device models. iOS downloads those models once, from Apple, the first time you use them — your content is never part of that. • No account. No sign-up. No ads. No tracking. Ever. • Your ideas sync only to your own private iCloud, across your devices. Figmint is for the woodworker, the songwriter, the knitter, the tinkerer — anyone with more ideas than time, who just needs a kind, quiet partner to help one of them come true. Plant a thought. Watch it grow.
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What's New in Figmint

1.5

September 5, 2026

Say it instead of typing it Tap the microphone and speak your idea. Figmint listens on your device and learns the words you actually use — your own tag names and idea titles come out spelled right. Scan a page, a whiteboard, or a napkin Point the camera at anything with writing on it. Figmint reads the text, shows you what it got so you can fix it, and keeps the words. A table you photographed can even become a sketch on the idea. Find your ideas anywhere Search inside the app or from your Home Screen, and ask Siri to open an idea by name. Bring your own notes Connect a folder of notes you already keep, and Figmint's questions start building on what you've already written. It only ever reads them. Better in more languages Ideas now link up properly in Portuguese, Japanese, Korean, Chinese and Russian, not just the languages Apple ships a sentence model for. Lock an idea Swipe or long-press an idea to lock it. A locked idea can't be deleted or merged away until you unlock it. Also fixed: the keyboard could sit over your idea list while you scrolled, promoting an idea could get stuck after the first time, and a handful of crashes we caught during testing.

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