Thought Dock, in 25 seconds.
Catch a thought on your phone, then sort it at your desk. Music only, no narration; everything on screen is written out below.
What the video shows
- 0:00
The Thought Dock logo, then the words “Capture now. Organize later.”
- 0:03
A phone shows the Capture screen. “remember to email Professor Lee about missing Thursday’s lab” is typed into the one field, Save is tapped, and a toast says “Saved to your inbox” with Undo. Beside it: “One field. One Save. Type it, say it, or snap a photo. Voice notes show a live transcript. No folders, tags, or dates.”
- 0:09
“Later, it’s waiting in your inbox.” A screenshot of DeskOS shows that thought at the top of the Inbox.
- 0:11
“Sort one thought at a time. A small model we trained suggests what it is. You decide.” The Sort view shows “study group for ENGR 1 thursday 6pm library room 204” with the hint “Looks like an Event” and seven actions: Make a Task (T), Make an Event (E), Move to Space (M), Develop (D), Connect (C), Keep (K), Archive (A). E is pressed, the toast says “Made an event”, and the next thought appears with “Looks like a Task”. Then ⌘Z is pressed: “Undone: Made an event”, and the first thought comes back.
- 0:18
The Pair your phone dialog with its QR code, next to “Pair with a QR code. No account. Keyboard for everything. Light and dark. Reduced motion.”
- 0:22
“Thought Dock. Capture now. Organize later. Made by Luke, Nikhilesh and Maryam for ENGR 1.”