Wherever the thought strikes.
Ideas don't wait until you're at a desk. Minerva records from your wrist, your pocket, and your Mac — and because the real work happens in the cloud, every device feeds the same pipeline. Here's exactly where each one stands today, labelled honestly.
Mac — quietly in the menu bar.
The Mac app lives in the menu bar and stays out of your way. It shows what's moving through the pipeline, and when Minerva has a question, you can answer it right there, inline. It's live and in daily use by the founder — this is the app Minerva was built around. You can also skip apps entirely on a computer: any recording that lands in your synced notes folder gets processed.
iPhone — one tap, then talk.
A native iPhone recorder app is built and in founder testing. Tap, speak, done — the recording uploads automatically and flows through the same pipeline, and Minerva's questions arrive right on the phone. It isn't downloadable yet; the waitlist is how you'll hear the moment it is.
Quick question — “dentist Thursday”: was that 2:30 or 3:00?
Apple Watch — capture from your wrist.
The thought that arrives on a walk, in the car, mid-errand — the Watch app is built for exactly that moment. Raise your wrist, talk, and move on; the recording makes its own way into the pipeline. Like the iPhone app, it's real, working software in founder testing, headed for public release.
Recording happens on your devices, but the processing doesn't. Minerva's pipeline runs in the cloud, so your memo gets transcribed, sorted, and filed even when your computer is asleep or off.
the heavy lifting happens in the cloudIn progress
Android, Windows, and a browser version are planned for the public product — none of them are built yet, and we won't pretend otherwise. Join the waitlist and tell us which platform you're waiting on; you'll hear as each one opens up.
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