A second brain for people who are never at their desk.

Send a thought into Telegram, voice or text. Engram structures it into todos, ideas, and tags. Ask for it later. No app to open. No context switching.

Works through Telegram · No new app
0s
CAPTURE TIME
voice or text to structured
0
CONTEXT SWITCHES
stays in Telegram
Semantic
RETRIEVAL
ask in plain language
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Your best thinking happens away from a keyboard.

Every serious thinking tool assumes you're already seated, focused, and ready to type. Most useful thoughts don't work that way.

7:42 AMMetro, Andheri to BKC

You solve a problem in your head on the commute. By the time you're at your desk, the nuance is gone.

8:31 AMIn the shower

An idea arrives fully formed. By the time you're dressed, it's already blurring at the edges.

2:14 AMHalf asleep

A thought surfaces that feels important. You're too tired to write it down. By morning, it's gone.

Three steps. Under ten seconds.

01

Send into Telegram

Voice note or quick text to the Engram bot. From your commute, your walk, between meetings. No app to open. No context switching.

02

Engram structures it

Whisper transcribes. Gemini extracts todos, ideas, tags, and mood. Related past thoughts surface automatically.

03

Ask for it later

Query in plain language. "What was I thinking about pricing?" or "What are my open todos?" Engram retrieves and synthesises.

This is what it actually looks like.

Voice note sent to Engram bot, showing structured capture with ideas and tags

A 56-second voice note. Engram pulls out the ideas and tags it automatically.

User asks Engram what they were trying to remember, Engram surfaces past todos and ideas

A vague message at 9am. Engram surfaces what you were actually trying to remember.

A voice note becomes structured memory.

Voice note · 0:23
Sent via Telegram

Okay so I had this thought on the metro. We should probably rethink the onboarding flow for new users, the drop-off at step 3 is brutal. Also need to follow up with Roshan about the FR triage doc. And I want to explore that idea of a PM context engine, like a living brief that updates itself.

Onboarding drop-off at step 3 needs investigation. Two follow-ups and one new product idea to capture.


Audit onboarding step 3 drop-off datahigh
Follow up with Roshan on FR triage docmedium

PM context engine, a living brief that auto-updates from captured notes


#onboarding#product#pm-tools#roshan

focused
2 past notes surfaced

Every other tool requires a desk.

TOOLTHE GAP
Notion AIRequires you to be at a desk, open the app, and type first
Otter.aiZoom-only. Useless when you're walking or commuting
RewindDesktop-only. You can't search your own thinking, only your screen history
Notes appCaptures text. Does nothing with it. No retrieval, no structure
EngramthisVoice or text into Telegram. Structured instantly. Ask for it later.

First 0 users. Handpicked.

I'm opening access in small batches to people who think on the move and keep losing the thoughts that matter most. Leave your details and I'll reach out personally.

Voice note or text. Captured and structured in under 10 seconds.
Surfaces the thought you had three weeks ago that connects to what you just said
Ask 'what was I thinking about X?' weeks later and actually get an answer
Morning digest with patterns and nudges

No spam. I'll reach out personally when your access is ready.