A grocery ramble becomes a checklist
You type
“Buy milk, eggs, bread, coffee and paper towels”
Ramblett makes
To-do
Buy groceries
- Milk
- Eggs
- Bread
- Coffee
- Paper towels
Later, “add batteries to the grocery list” puts batteries on the same list.
You ramble. Ramblett sorts it out.
One box to type or speak anything. Ramblett saves it instantly, then AI turns it into to-dos, events and notes, with dates, reminders, checklists and topics.
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You say
“High priority, remind me Friday morning to renew the car registration, put it under Car.”
Ramblett makes
To-do
Renew the car registration
How it works
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Ramble
Type or say whatever is on your mind into one box, in any order. It's saved the moment you send it, even when you're offline.
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It gets sorted
Ramblett works out what each thing is (a to-do, an event or a note) and picks up the details already in your words: dates and times, priority, reminders, checklists and topics.
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It comes back when it matters
Your phone reminds you 30 minutes before an event, or whenever you asked. Events and dated to-dos show on your calendar. To-dos you haven't touched in two weeks move to Archived, so your list stays short. Nothing is deleted.
From ramble to sorted
Two everyday examples of what you type and what you get.
“Dentist Thursday at 2” becomes an event
You say
“Dentist Thursday at 2, remind me an hour before, and I need to bring the insurance card”
Ramblett makes
Event
Dentist
To-do
Bring the insurance card
One ramble can hold several things, and each lands where it belongs. The event goes on your calendar; without “remind me”, its reminder comes 30 minutes before.
Privacy, in plain words
Ramblett keeps what you capture so it can sort it for you. Here is what that involves.
What's sent, and why
The words you capture, your topic names, the date and your time zone are sent to Ramblett's AI providers, OpenAI and Anthropic, so they can be sorted into to-dos, events and notes. Phone numbers and email addresses are removed first.
Not used for training
OpenAI and Anthropic work for Ramblett as service providers (organizing, search and answering questions about what you've saved) and don't use what they receive to train their models.
Never sent
Your contacts, location, photos, name or email address. Ramblett never receives or stores audio: when you speak, your device's or browser's speech service turns it into text, on the device when it can.
Your choice
Ramblett asks once, before anything is sent. You can stop at any time in Settings → Organizing, download all your data, or delete your account and everything in it.
Signing in with Google
You can sign in to Ramblett with Google, Apple or your email address. If you choose Google, Ramblett receives your Google account's name, email address and profile picture, and uses them only to create your Ramblett account and sign you in to it.
- Nothing else in your Google account is accessed: not your Gmail, contacts, calendar, Drive or photos.
- Your Google account information is never sold.
- When you delete your Ramblett account, it's deleted along with everything else. How to delete your account