
Thought Relay: Fast Notes
Catch ideas before they vanish
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$2.00
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Catch the thought before it disappears. Thought Relay is a fast, focused notebook for ideas that arrive in the middle of everything else.
FREE CORE, UNCHANGED
• Capture, edit, search, pin, share, and delete notes
• Organize with Inbox, Next, Ideas, Words, and Life channels
• See live word count
• Work without an account
OPTIONAL iPHONE FEATURES
A separate one-time purchase adds voice capture, the original audio kept with the note, on-device transcription when the device supports it, per-note locking with Face ID, Touch ID, or passcode, and live character count. If on-device transcription is unavailable, Thought Relay still saves the recording and note.
OPTIONAL APPLE WATCH FEATURES
A separate one-time purchase adds spoken capture from your wrist, Quick Checklists that stay in step with the paired iPhone, recent-note glance, and a Speak a thought complication. Buy the Watch features from Thought Relay on the paired iPhone, then open the Watch app. A Watch recording stays queued until the iPhone confirms the note was saved.
PRIVATE BY DESIGN
Thought Relay has no account, ads, analytics, or tracking. Notes, recordings, transcripts, checklists, and the local purchase-funnel event log are not uploaded to Myworkingmemory. Watch content travels only between the paired Apple devices using WatchConnectivity. Locked note contents never go to Watch.
Thought Relay is a general-purpose notes app. It is not a medical product and does not diagnose, treat, or manage ADHD or any other condition.
Terms | https://www.myworkingmemory.ai/thought-relay-terms.html
Privacy | https://www.myworkingmemory.ai/thought-relay-privacy.html
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What's New in Thought Relay
1.1
August 11, 2026
Thought Relay now speaks. • Say a thought instead of typing it and keep the original recording with the note. • Turn speech into searchable text on-device when supported. • Lock individual notes behind Face ID, Touch ID, or passcode. • Capture from Apple Watch, keep Quick Checklists in step, glance at recent notes, and start from a complication. The original note-taking tools remain free, and existing notes stay exactly where they were.
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