Brain dump once. Let Alune turn it into a plan.
When your mind is carrying errands, ideas, appointments, worries, and habits at the same time, Alune lets you capture the pile first and organize it second.
A brain dump should not become another inbox
A notes app can hold the mess, but it usually leaves you with a second job: deciding what every line means. Alune is built to convert the dump into action.
Say the whole thing naturally, even when it mixes tasks, events, and personal notes.
The assistant creates reminders, calendar events, habits, notes, and journal entries from the same capture.
After sorting, the Today view shows what still matters now instead of burying it in a long note.
Useful for messy real-life captures
Planning a chaotic morning
Dump errands, calls, medicine, appointments, and habits into one message, then let Alune split them into the right places.
Remembering while walking
Use voice input when typing would slow you down. Alune can turn the capture into the same planner objects.
Getting thoughts out before sleep
Save worries, ideas, and tomorrow tasks without deciding the structure while your brain is tired.
Where each kind of thought ends up
The value of a brain dump is not the capture, it is what happens after. Say one messy paragraph and Alune files each piece where it can actually help you.
Becomes a reminder with a due date, in the Apple Reminders list that fits, so it surfaces when tomorrow arrives instead of living in a note.
Becomes a calendar event on your real Apple Calendar, visible to every device and shared calendar you already use.
Becomes a habit with a schedule, a streak, and an optional reminder, not a task that gets checked once and forgotten.
Becomes a note you can find later, kept out of your task list so it does not sit there generating fake urgency.
Becomes a journal entry with room for mood and energy, because feelings deserve a home that is not a to-do list.
One capture can contain all five. Alune splits it, files each piece, and shows you a short summary of what it created.
Built for speaking, not just typing
The moments you most need a brain dump are the moments typing is hardest: walking, driving home, lying in bed, mid-task with your hands full. Alune's voice input is built for exactly that.
Talk like a person, not a command line
You do not need keywords or a fixed format. Ramble, backtrack, mix topics. The AI reads the whole capture and works out what each part means.
Speak your own language, or two
Voice input supports your declared primary language plus an optional secondary one, and handles mixed-language sentences, so you can brain dump the way you actually talk.
Capture from anywhere
The Quick Add bar with a mic button sits on the Today, This Week, and Tasks screens. One tap, talk, done. No navigating to a special screen while the thought evaporates.
Brain dump questions, answered
What can I put in an Alune brain dump?
Tasks, appointments, habits, notes, journal thoughts, goals, medication reminders, or anything else you want out of your head before it disappears. One capture can mix all of them.
Can I brain dump by voice?
Yes. Every capture works by voice or text, so you can use whichever is fastest in the moment.
How is this different from a brain dump in a notes app?
A notes app stores the mess but leaves you a second job: rereading it and deciding what every line means. Alune converts each line into the right object, a reminder, event, habit, note, or journal entry, so the capture becomes a plan instead of a longer note.
Does it work in languages other than English?
Yes. Voice input supports a primary language plus an optional secondary language and handles mixed-language speech.
Is my brain dump private?
Yes. Your planner data stays on your iPhone. Voice and AI requests go through a zero-data-retention pipeline, are anonymized where possible, and are never stored on a server or used for training.