Stop writing the same thought in three different apps and finding none of them when you actually need it. My Notes lives inside Pulse — your private space for ideas, decisions, and observations, organized around the data they actually came from.
Sticky Notes catches the spark in the moment. My Notes is what happens when that thinking deserves a longer home — the half-formed strategy you want to come back to, the customer observation you'll need for the board deck, the decision you made and the reason behind it. Most people have this scattered across Notion, Apple Notes, a notebook, and three Slack DMs to themselves. By the time they need any of it, finding the right one takes longer than rewriting it from scratch. My Notes solves that with a single, simple move: keep the note where the data was. Tag a note to a customer score, a competitor trend, a PR moment, a quarterly review. When you come back next week or next quarter, the note is right there next to the signal that prompted it — and your past thinking becomes findable again.
For founders and executives, this means less mental load carrying half-finished thoughts around all week, and an easier path back into your own thinking when you sit down to make the next decision. For team-supported leaders, it means the boss's thinking has a stable home — searchable, organized, and connected to the actual work — instead of living in fragments only one person can find.
It's not a notes app. It's a thinking layer that lives where the data does.