Capturethoughtsbeforetheyvanish

The output formats are awesome and the prompt engineering they've done behind it really is thoughtful.

I was in the testing pool and it was incredible, borderline life changing. Was happy to finally subscribe.

Cleft caught my verbal processing of a new idea and turned it into something that actually looks like a great idea.

As someone with ADHD who's a little spacey but has a lot to do, this app is very helpful.

This is a natural application for AI: taking spoken content, summarizing it, and categorizing it into a workable outline. Cleft is already successfully doing that.

I have very quickly adapted to using Cleft for longer notes and rambles that I want to use as structured text.

It's not often you find apps that raise the bar like Cleft. You are onto something here.

I dictate meeting notes after a meeting when note-taking is not an option. Doctor's visits work especially well.

I was interested in using it both because it has been made by neurodivergent people, and to see how it might work better with my neurodiversity.

Loving the iOS app. Great way to start the morning. Speak your thoughts and let Cleft do its magic!

You simply hit a button and speak. It then transcribes your voice note and summarizes it all for you. Honestly it's a game changer.

I'm not worried about taking notes because it's grabbing everything, so I can be more present in whatever's going on.

I just did my first note and it's amazing. It created a checklist from all the things I said!

Your brain can take a sigh. All I have to do is say whatever's on my mind, and Cleft wraps it right into Notion.

I press the widget on the Lock Screen and speak my thoughts. It does a great job even if my ramblings weren't entirely coherent. It's like a buddy telling me what they understood.

Cleft has become one of the tools I use on a daily basis. I mostly use it to write down summaries of my meetings and my thoughts about them. Amazing work!

The power of externalizing thinking through verbal processing, and of voice tools like Cleft for organizing disorganized thinking, especially for those of us who are wired differently.

Fits my brain like a glove. It's been a game changer, letting me capture ideas and draft documents without losing my flow.

I need five minutes with Cleft to go from 10% of a rough draft to 50% of a completed article, all through speaking my ideas rather than writing them down.

Finally, AI-powered note-taking that works exactly as it should. I try dozens of new AI tools and most I use exactly once. I've used Cleft three times just this evening.

The most useful thing about Cleft is helping me get from zero to one. It's the fastest voice-to-draft solution I've found, and I've tried other apps.

Huge fan of Cleft. It genuinely helped me through anxiety and depression by letting me pour out thoughts and revisit them.