You choose what stays.
Save the useful parts. Leave the rest alone. No always-on screen or audio recording.
The tabs. The notes. The almost-great idea.
One place to keep your thinking together.
A little less searching. A lot more making.
of employees say their work
feels chaotic and fragmented.
The important stuff isn’t missing. It’s hiding between your tools. We’re building Thread to give it a place—and give you a way back.
A useful tab. A meeting note. That thought before it disappears. Save it deliberately, and keep it with the project it belongs to.
Website launch · Yesterday, 5:42 PM
Switch projects. Open a source. Resume a thought.
Get a feel for what we’re building.
Make the first impression count.
The team chose a product-led story. Keep the first screen focused on one clear outcome.
Lead with the product, not the process.
A reference became an idea.
An idea became a direction.
A direction became your next step.
A working interaction preview. The full app and integrations are in development.
Useful software should give you space.
Here’s the product we intend to build.
Save the useful parts. Leave the rest alone. No always-on screen or audio recording.
Planned local project storage, with clear controls to export, exclude, and delete.
Keep the original beside the summary. Review suggested decisions before they become your record.
A considered first release.
Room to grow from there.
THREAD is a software concept in development: a personal memory layer for projects. The planned first release brings saved tabs, imported notes, a source-linked decision timeline, and an editable “pick up here” brief into one place.
Not yet. This is our coming-soon experience, with an interactive preview using sample data. Join the list to express interest in early access. A release date and pricing have not been announced.
The planned approach is intentional capture: you choose the tabs, links, and notes to save. No always-on screen or audio recording. You should be able to pause, exclude, export, and delete your project memory.
We are designing toward local project storage, with explicit opt-in for any future cloud features. That is a product direction, not a claim that a finished storage or encryption system already exists.
We save your email on this site’s server to register your interest in THREAD and potential product updates. We do not send an automated email. You can view the short privacy note beside the form for details.
Get a first look when we’re ready.
Help shape a calmer way to work.