Your notes stay
on your laptop.
Talk to ChatGPT or Claude about your own notes, from your phone, at any hour. The notes themselves never leave your computer.
Google is the only way in. It asks for your name and email address and nothing else.
Say it wherever you are
On the train, in a lift, at eleven at night. Your words wait here, and nothing is filed yet.
Your laptop files it
The moment it wakes, it collects what you said, works out where it belongs and writes it into your own folders, on your own disk.
One address, forever
Paste it into ChatGPT or Claude once. With your laptop awake they reach the real thing: every note, every search. Asleep, they still take a note down for later and say so.
What never comes here
- Your notes. Not the text, not the titles, not the file names.
- The words of anything you marked private. Your laptop replaces them before they leave it.
- Any email. Not a message, a subject or an address.
What does
- What you said to an assistant while away, until your laptop takes it. Then it is deleted.
- A flat list of your open to-dos and your calendar, so a phone has something to show.
- Your name and email address, from Google, so you can sign in.
Email, only if you ask
Allow it and your laptop reads the last day of mail, headers and a one-line preview, never the body, and offers to file a thread with the notes it belongs to. It writes replies as drafts. It cannot send: the permission does not include sending and no code exists that could. The draft waits in your Gmail until you press the button yourself.
Refusing costs you nothing and everything else works. The privacy policy lists every single thing that is stored.