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Every new item lands on the right shelf by itself.
Ask your memoryanswers from your notes
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Ask anything about your notes…
You already have a capture habit

Your messages are not a memory.

Meld is a private second brain for the links, notes, files, and ideas you would usually message yourself. Capture them in one place, then find them later by asking what you remember.

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Save easily. Find easily.

Save it once. Use it later.

Capture anything. Meld organizes it, connects it, and brings it back when you need it.

Find it without remembering the exact words

Ask for the idea, link, or decision you remember—no exact chat or filename required.

What did I save about onboarding?
Three recurring ideas: reduce the first decision, show progress early, prove value before setup.
ResearchTalk · 12:04
Save it before it disappears

Save links, notes, files, screenshots, audio, and video without choosing a folder.

Never decide where it belongs first

Each capture gets one clear home automatically.

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Get the context, not just the link

See the source, a summary, and related ideas together.

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Let useful things come back at the right time

Start with priorities and the context behind them.

Priorities for todayOpen tasks & reminders
Turn a saved thing into a useful next stepWhen a note contains something to do, Meld can prepare a task, plan, reminder, or follow-up. You decide what happens next.
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A closer look

Write less. Keep more. Ask instead of organize.

Notes, tags, and a rich editor for the things you want to shape. AI to summarize and sort the things you do not. And a chat that answers from everything you have saved.

Notes and tags

Keep real notes when you want them. Every item gets one clear tag automatically, and related topics link themselves.

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Rich note editor

Headings, lists, checklists, quotes, and code. A clean editor for the notes you actually want to write.

Launch checklist
Confirm the venue
Draft the announcement
AI does the busywork

Summarize a long note, organize a messy one, or pull out the tasks. One click, and you stay in control.

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Chat with your notes

Ask a question instead of searching. Talk to everything you have saved and get answers with sources, no re-reading required.

What did I decide about pricing?
You settled on free during early access, with paid tiers explained before anything changes.
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Two ways to save

Save from the app, or just message the bot.

Prefer to fire things off in a chat? Connect the Meld bot on Telegram and send it links, notes, and screenshots the same way you would message yourself. Everything lands in your memory, organized and easy to find later.

In the appCapture, edit, search, and chat in your workspace.
On TelegramMessage the bot; it saves straight to your memory.
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Ask me for it anytime.
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As easy as sending yourself a message, far easier to return to

Save it once. Find it whenever.

There is no folder ritual, no perfect title to write, and no separate system to maintain. Keep the simple habit you already have; give it a place that works better later.

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Saving takes seconds. The organizing happens quietly after you move on.

Useful in the moments that matter

From “save this” to “here is what to do next.”

Capture an idea

Write one sentence and keep moving. Your idea receives a clear home, connects to related notes, and stays ready for the day you need it.

Captured note

A weekly customer-question review could guide the next set of product improvements.

Tag: Product ideasMentioned: Customer researchRelated: Feedback themes

Remember what you read

Save an article, PDF, or video once. Later, ask what it said, compare it with another source, or follow the thread back to the original.

What did I save about building better onboarding habits?
Your notes point to three recurring ideas: reduce the first decision, show progress early, and let people experience value before asking for more setup.
Onboarding researchHabits talk · 12:04

Walk in prepared

Bring related notes, past decisions, unfinished tasks, and recent context together before a conversation starts.

Product review at 2:00 PM
Decision to revisit: onboarding completion step
Open task: validate the new capture flow
Related note: recurring feedback from first-time users

Move the work forward

When a note contains a commitment or useful next step, Meld can prepare it for you. You remain the final decision-maker.

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A calmer way to keep knowledge

Built for finding things again.

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Saving something for later should make later easier, not give you another chat to search.

Your knowledge. Your decisions.

AI that helps without taking over.

Your saved knowledge stays inside your private workspace. Answers point back to their sources, and suggested actions wait for your approval.

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Simple early-access pricing

Build your second brain for free while Meld is in early access.

Explore the personal product without a credit card. If paid plans are introduced later, pricing and limits will be explained clearly before anything changes.

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What to know before you start.

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Save it now. Actually find it later.

Start with the link, screenshot, thought, or reminder you would normally send to yourself. Meld keeps it organized and ready for the moment you need it.

Free during early access · No credit card required