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Your brain is not
a to-do app

ScientiaMesh is your external memory for neurodivergent minds and overloaded lives. Capture fast, forget guilt-free, let your future self (and your AI helpers) handle the rest.

See how it works

Finally, permission to forget

Capture thoughts, tasks, links and voice notes without friction. Let ScientiaMesh organize it into a living memory you can search, ask and share.

Works with ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini and more via MCP. You don't need to be "into AI" to benefit.

Built for brains that run a little hotter

Some people want to optimize prompts. Others just want to stop dropping balls. ScientiaMesh is built for both—but we start with the humans carrying the biggest load.

Capture Without Friction

One keystroke from anywhere. No folders, no filing, no decision fatigue. Just dump it—we'll structure it for you.

Voice Into Memory

Talk instead of type. Get automatic transcripts, summaries, and searchable notes from your voice memos.

Instant Recall

Ask "what was I thinking about X last month?" and get your own notes back, organized and searchable.

Calm by Design

Predictable UI, reduced motion options, no surprise notifications. Built for focus, not distraction.

Private by Default

Your thoughts stay yours. End-to-end encryption and zero-knowledge architecture.

Shared When You Want

Private journals stay private. Family logistics can be shared. You control every boundary.

How it works

Three simple steps to lighten your mental load—no AI expertise required.

01

Capture Anything

Text, files, links, voice notes—from any device. One keystroke or one tap, no organizing required.

02

We Build the Structure

ScientiaMesh extracts the important bits, connects related ideas, and makes everything searchable.

03

Ask, Search, Share

Search your memory naturally. Ask questions. Share what you want with family or AI assistants.

Built for the way your brain actually works

Some people want to optimize prompts. Others just want to stop dropping balls. ScientiaMesh is built for both—but we start with the humans carrying the biggest load.

For Uniquely Wired Minds

ADHD, autism, and every brain that doesn't fit the mold

  • One-keystroke capture from anywhere—no folders, no friction, no decision fatigue
  • Voice into memory: just talk, get transcript and structure automatically
  • Calm visual theme with reduced motion and predictable cues—no UI that hijacks attention
  • Ask "what was I thinking about X last month?" and get your own notes back, organized

For Mental Load Bearers

The household search engines and invisible project managers

  • Voice-capture "Tommy's soccer is at 3pm" while driving—it remembers so you don't have to
  • Shared Spaces for family logistics + private journals that stay private
  • Turn "Didn't I tell you?" into "Ask the mesh"—let AI answer recurring family questions
  • Warranties, school info, recipes, packing lists—all searchable in seconds

For AI Power Users

Living in ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini

  • Same brain behind all your AI assistants—connect once via MCP, share context everywhere
  • Your captures become portable context chunks with citations back to original sources
  • Scoped, permissioned access: work mesh, personal mesh, family mesh—all separate
  • Great if you already live in these tools and want a persistent memory layer

Yes, it plays nicely with your favorite AI too

If you already use ChatGPT, Claude or other MCP clients, ScientiaMesh becomes their shared long-term memory. If you don't, it's still a powerful external brain on its own.

Connect Once, Remember Everywhere

Link any MCP-compatible assistant to your mesh. They all share the same context and memory.

Scoped Access

Work mesh, personal mesh, family mesh—each stays separate with its own permissions.

Answers With Sources

When AI answers from your mesh, you get links back to your original notes and files.

Ready to lighten your mental load?

Join the preview and start building your external brain. No AI expertise required—just thoughts worth keeping.

By requesting access, you'll be among the first to try ScientiaMesh when it launches.