BrindleBrandleTwo words.
That's the whole app.
A gentle assistant for busy brains. Get thoughts out of your head the moment they show up, and always know the one thing worth doing next.
Brandle
"Add this to my list."
Brindle
"What should I do right now?"
How it works
No forms, no folders, no setting due dates. Just talk to it.
Brandle it
The second a thought pops up, say it or type it. BrindleBrandle files it for you: work or home, quick or big, where and when.
Brindle when you're ready
Tell it how much energy you have. You get one suggestion that fits your time, your place and your tank. Not a list. One thing.
Let it go
Done? Tap it. Not now? Skip it, guilt-free. Every so often, swipe through a few cards to keep, snooze or drop.
Small things that help a lot
Designed so the app does the remembering and you do the living.
Work stays at work
Set your hours. During them, you only see work. After them, work stays out of sight.
Notes for what's coming
Collect questions for the parent-teacher conference or the doctor for months. Get them all back right before.
Matched to your energy
Running low? Something small. Full tank? Time for the big one you keep putting off.
Right place, right time
Driving past an auto parts store? That's when it reminds you about the washer fluid. (Coming soon.)
Swipe to tidy
Right to keep, up to snooze, left to let go. A few cards at a time, with undo for oops moments.
A gentle check-in
Once a month, and only if you haven't looked in a while: "Want two minutes to tidy your list?"
Made for brains that never stop
If your mind runs a hundred tabs at once, regular to-do apps can feel like one more thing to manage. Big lists turn into guilt. Deciding what to do next becomes its own chore.
BrindleBrandle started as a habit on one person's phone: say one word to capture a thought, another to get unstuck. It worked, so it became an app. It's built with ADHD in mind, and it's kind to anyone with a full plate.
Coming to iPhone
BrindleBrandle is in early testing. Want to hear when it's ready, or have an idea?
Say hello