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Your brain wasn't built to organize notes—it was built to think.
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Your brain wasn't built to organize notes—it was built to think.
Just speak, type, or snap. Superbird does the rest.
No folders to pick. No tags to remember. No formatting needed. Just capture and move on.
Wake up with a vivid dream? Capture it in seconds before you forget.
"Had a dream about a floating library with books that changed color when you read them"
That brilliant idea while driving? The shower epiphany? Get it out of your head instantly.
"What if we planned trips based on random Wikipedia articles? Could be fun"
Learning something new? Just dump your notes, key concepts, or questions.
"Photosynthesis converts light to energy, chloroplasts in plant cells, remember the Calvin cycle"
Capture memories, funny conversations, or special moments before they slip away.
"Mom told me the story about how she met dad at a coffee shop in 1985, he spilled coffee on her favorite book"
Book, movie, restaurant someone mentioned? Find it later when you need it.
"Tom recommended that new Italian place on Main Street, said their carbonara is incredible"
Superbird remembers everything. Ask questions and get instant answers.
"What was that book recommendation from Sarah last month?"
Traditional note apps make you organize first, think second. Superbird flips that.
Voice or text, complete sentences or fragments.
Ask vague questions, get precise answers.
Snap anything—receipts, whiteboards, documents.
No folders, no tags, no decisions.
Your thoughts are yours.
Ask questions like you're talking to a friend.
Superbird takes your chaos and makes it organized
"Sarah told me about this amazing coastal hiking trail with ocean views"
"Don't forget camera and those new hiking boots"
"Need to book Lisa's Airbnb recommendation, she said around 200 bucks"
"Weather forecast looks perfect for Saturday morning"
Coastal hiking trail (from Sarah)
Camera, hiking boots
Book Airbnb (Lisa's recommendation, ~$200 budget)
Good weather Saturday morning
"Mitochondria is the powerhouse, produces ATP through cellular respiration"
Photo of textbook diagram: Krebs cycle steps
"Test Thursday, need to review photosynthesis vs respiration differences"
Cellular Respiration
• Mitochondria produces ATP
• Krebs cycle diagram (from photo)
• Related to photosynthesis comparison
Biology test - review photosynthesis vs respiration
Ask questions, make connections, get insights
You ask:
"What did I learn about cellular respiration?"
Superbird connects your notes and answers:
"You learned that mitochondria produces ATP through cellular respiration. You also captured the Krebs cycle diagram from your textbook and noted you need to compare it with photosynthesis for your Thursday test."
You ask:
"Where should I go this weekend?"
Superbird finds and presents your plan:
"Sarah recommended a coastal hiking trail. You noted the weather looks good Saturday morning. You need to book Lisa's Airbnb recommendation (budget ~$200) and pack your camera and hiking boots."
You ask:
"What recommendations did my friends give me?"
Superbird searches across all notes:
"Sarah recommended a coastal hiking trail, Lisa recommended an Airbnb, and Tom mentioned an Italian place downtown."
Your thoughts deserve better than folders and tags. Give your brain the freedom it craves.
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