Logy is a calm notebook that listens. Speak a thought, snap a receipt, jot a name — we file it, remember it, and bring it back the moment it matters.
You meant to write it down. The name of the wine. The pediatrician's recommendation. The thing your partner asked for, the morning you were rushing. Notebooks fill up and disappear. Apps want a hierarchy you don't have time to invent. So thoughts drift off and you carry the soft, low-grade worry of forgetting them.
Logy was built for that worry. Capture is one tap. Organisation is our job, not yours.
Three taps and the thought is safe. We turn it into something searchable on the way in — you don't have to think about tags, folders, or what to call it.
Hold the mic, talk for ten seconds or ten minutes. We transcribe, summarise, and pull out anything that's time-bound.
A receipt, a whiteboard, a wine label, a child's drawing. The image becomes searchable by what's in it.
PDFs, contracts, screenshots, voice memos from other apps. Logy reads them and folds them into your notebook.
“The quieter you become, the more you are able to hear.”
— Rumi · Logy empty state
No streaks. No nudges. No badges. No confetti. No urgency. Logy doesn't gamify your mind. The interface is built to fade away so the thinking can stay in the room.
Every note — typed, spoken, photographed, attached — quietly becomes part of a searchable mind. Ask in plain language. Find it in a breath.
Logy reads what you wrote. If it's time-bound, it sets the reminder for you. No alarms to configure. No friction. The thought returns at the right moment, and only then.
Logy is local-first by design. Your notes live on your phone, not on our server. Backup is opt-in and end-to-end encrypted with a key only you hold.
Free to download. No account required to try. Bring your thoughts; we'll take care of the rest.