I built Pulse because my brain doesn't slow down.
I needed a way to capture thoughts before they disappeared into the cognitive fog of daily life.
I tried the native tools. Notes apps. Voice memos. Documents. Random texts to myself. Screenshots. Open tabs. They all became little piles of "I'll come back to this later."
The tools worked. The problem was everything ended up scattered across different places. The useful stuff got buried, forgotten, or trapped inside whichever app I happened to use that day.
I didn't need another beautiful place to spend hours organizing notes. I needed a way to quickly capture information before it got away using tools I already trusted.
That's where Pulse came from.
Most of my captures start as something I copied from somewhere else. An article. A conversation. A project note. A quote. An idea worth saving.
Pulse lets me paste it, save it, and move on. When I'm away from a keyboard, AIR gives me a way to capture the thought before it's gone.
For me, it's just a cleaner and more efficient way to keep the things my future self might need.
I rely on this tool daily. I'm a customer too.