Catch the thought
before it disappears

Most notes apps assume you'll remember where you put things, and what words you used. Neska is built for brains that can't reliably do either.

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Catch it in a second

The cursor's already waiting. Catch a thought the second you have it.

Find it by gist

Search what you remember, not the exact words you wrote. Meaning-based search that forgives a fuzzy memory.

It never leaves your phone

No accounts, no analytics, no cloud. Everything — even the search that understands meaning — runs on your device.

How Neska works

No folders. No tags. No deciding where anything goes. Just catch it, and let the app worry about finding it again.

Capture

Catch it fast

Open the app and the cursor is already waiting. Type, speak, or snap a photo. Nothing asks you to categorise it first — that decision is what loses the thought.

Anywhere

Catch it from anywhere

Share text, a link or an image to Neska from any app. It's saved without Neska even opening — you stay exactly where you were.

Resurfacing

It comes back to you

Snooze a thought and it returns when you asked — a real notification, even if the app is closed. Old notes you'd forgotten quietly resurface on their own.

Cooldown

Some thoughts can wait

Not every thought is ready to be acted on. Hold it somewhere safe and lock it for a while — it stays held until you're ready to look again. A pause built into the app, so it doesn't have to come from you.

Search

Find it by gist

Search what you remember, not what you wrote. Neska understands meaning, so "that pricing thing" finds the note that said "the tier was too steep." The models run on your phone.

Nothing leaves your phone

Neska collects nothing. No analytics, no accounts, no crash reports, no tracking. Your notes, photos and recordings are stored on your device and stay there.

Even search is local — the models that understand meaning run on your phone, not on a server. The only time anything moves is when you deliberately export a backup or share a note yourself.

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