Omiro
Most apps make you decide what a thought is before saving it. Omiro just captures it.
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The Problem
Most productivity tools force you to choose a structure — task, note, event — before you know what you're trying to say. That friction is especially costly for neurodivergent minds, where a slow capture flow means the thought is gone before it's saved. Omiro's one hard rule: capture can never be slower than the native Notes app.
The Solution
A capture-first iOS app built for neurodivergent knowledge workers — every thought starts as a note, then becomes a task, a chat, or connected context, without slowing down to classify it first.
What it does
- Capture a thought in one tap — notes, tasks, and chats all start from the same composer
- Turn a note into a task or a reasoned conversation without losing the original capture
- Keep working offline with a local-first architecture
- Built for neurodivergent minds
What took work
- Reconciling offline writes without losing user changes
- Keeping capture faster than iOS Notes while still classifying content in the background
- Modeling open-ended note-to-task-to-chat relationships without an unbounded schema