kept.
jordan's birthday — ask for the window table.
dropt sorts and keeps it private.
preview. tap to drop one.
no account needed. also on iphone.
or drop a screenshot. close the tab. it's kept.
search a name, a birthday, a place.
it sorts. it doesn't chat.
70%
a study of 12,982 evernote notes. people rarely went back. that is the pile dropt is for.
willett, goffin & isenberg, ieee cg&a 2015. 70% never edited after day one — not "never read."
nights like yours.
you type it, you do not hit send. it still deserves a place that is not a chat thread.
the thought you meant to keep is under milk and wifi passwords. search beats scrolling a chat with yourself.
you remember the feeling, not the words. search and tags bring it back — not a streak.
if the pile is a text to yourself, read stop texting yourself notes.
if this is you.
if you text yourself ideas, quit journaling apps, or keep a notes dump you never open — this is for you. not a productivity identity. just a place the thought can stay.
honest, always.
everything saves to your device the moment you drop it. our ai reads your words only to sort them — never to chat, never to sell them. sign in when you want sync across devices.
read the full privacy page.on iphone.
free. same empty field.
before you ask.
keep the speed. lose the thread as storage. chat buries the thought under groceries and wifi passwords. dropt is one field like a text — type it or drop a screenshot — then search and tags so you can find “jordan” or “tuesday” later — not another conversation with you.
no. it reads what you saved, adds tags, and stays out of the way. no chat, no replies, no voice pretending to be yours.
yes. paste it or pick it — same field as a thought. words stay free. a picture is plus, and it needs a connection. search can find the words in it later. still no chat.
no. no prompts, no streaks, no “you haven’t written today.” one field. tags later. if the thought was never a diary entry, it does not belong in a diary app.
sign in and your moments sync. export everything anytime. delete your account and we delete the data too.
text capture and quiet sorting are free. dropping a picture is plus — $7/month. max is request-only. pricing has the honest breakdown.
yes. try it in the browser first — no account. it's also free on the app store if you want it on your phone.
try a few in the browser. iphone is there if you want it later.
what's on your mind?
drop a thought…