A quiet record
of your mind.
Send yourself a thought the way you already do — half-finished, mid-sentence, whatever. ThoughtSpasm reads it, pulls out the actual reminders and questions, and gives them back to you ranked by what's pressing.
- Reminders pulled out automatically
- Ranked, not just listed
- Every item linked back to its source
Today
Send a thought to your own number.
ThoughtSpasm pairs to your messaging app once. After that, the surface you write into is the one you're already using at 11pm on the couch — no new app, no new keyboard friction, no second inbox to clean.
Every message you send yourself is stored as the immutable source. Items are derived; the original text never gets rewritten.
A thought spread across three messages is treated as one. So is a thought you finished two days later.
URLs, replies, and references are kept intact and surface inside the related item.
- SoonSend Q3 deck numbers to AnikaFrom 22:11
- SoonPull customer note from KelvinFrom 22:11
- SomedayUpdate burn slide for reviewClosed 09:41
- LaterSchedule dentist follow-up (right molar)From 22:12
The page you actually open in the morning.
Focus is a ranked, filtered surface — not a list. The one thing that's pressing is promoted to a gradient hero card; everything else is sectioned into Now, Soon, Later. There's no manual sort and no inbox zero to chase.
Today
Closed automatically — superseded by Friday's sent confirmation.
Reconciles your thoughts, not just stores them.
Every new message runs against your open items. Updates merge in. "Scratch that" closes the old one. The same plan, mentioned twice two weeks apart, doesn't become two cards.
- Item-aware
Reads each message in the context of what's already open.
- Conservative
No invented work. If the message doesn't change anything, nothing changes.
- Auditable
Every change writes a history entry. Tap an item and read its full lineage.
One push, and it earns the interruption.
Most apps fire a notification when a row is created. ThoughtSpasm waits for the moment that the message actually matters.
Lead time matched to priority
- Now at due timelive
- Soon 60m beforetactical
- Later morning of, ≥ 9am localcalm
Reschedule and the next reminder re-eligible automatically — no snooze-loop debt.
The handful that quietly went stale
Once a day, between 9 and 11 local, we score every open item with no due date that hasn't been touched in three days. The model picks one to three and writes a single, plain push.
Sent in your timezone using the user's own pairing data — never to a generic "morning" cohort. Cooldown windows and dedupe keys are enforced server-side so we never double-fire.
The shelf for everything that's no longer urgent.
Resolved items, saved messages, and archived threads stop demanding attention but stay around. One search field walks across all three — and every item is still cited back to the original messages it came from.
- Resolved · 3d agoPull customer note from KelvinFrom a self-chat · Tue 22:11
- Saved · 2w agoKelvin's email — '4 patterns we saw across pilot'Link · onboarding research
- Archived · 1mo agoCabin booking for Memorial DayCancelled · Sam suggested Hudson
Private by default, by design.
Your messages are yours. They are not training data, they are not shared between accounts, and they are not used to build a generic model of "people who message themselves." Read the full posture in our privacy policy.