A brain dump app you talk to.

Hushdo is a brain dump app you use by voice. Say everything that is on your mind, in any order, and it sorts out the tasks and dates for you. It runs on your phone, with no account and no cloud.

The problem with typing a brain dump

Writing a brain dump means deciding what to call things, where to put them and what comes first, at the exact moment your head is full. Many people find talking easier than typing, so Hushdo lets you talk first and sort second.

How it works

1. Talk it out. One tap, then ramble. You can change your mind halfway through; it keeps your words.
2. See what it found. Tasks and dates appear as a list grouped by day, with a short summary of the note.
3. Act on a few, leave the rest. Move tasks to your calendar or Reminders when you are ready. The original note stays searchable.

Ask your past self

A brain dump is only useful if you can find it again. Hushdo searches your notes by meaning, so you can ask “what did I say about Saturday?” and see which note the answer came from. This works on supported phones.

Your thoughts stay on your phone

A brain dump is often personal. Hushdo transcribes and sorts on the device, so your audio and notes are not uploaded, and there is no account to create. The models are checked against a signed, public list. See the privacy notice.

Who it is for

Anyone whose ideas arrive faster than they can type, including people with ADHD who tell us they prefer to talk. Hushdo is a notes and task tool, not a medical product or a treatment, and it does not make health claims.

Want the task-list side? See voice to do list. Comparing with the built-in recorder? Read Hushdo vs Apple Voice Memos.

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Last updated 29 October 2026