Yoursecond brain,on autopilot.
Message a thought from anywhere. It routes, structures, and files itself into a knowledge vault that compounds over time.
You have more ideasthan you keep.
The bottleneck was never thinking. It's the gap between having a thought and it ending up somewhere useful — structured, linked, and findable later.
Capture has friction
By the time you've opened the app and picked a folder, the thought is gone. Most notes never get written.
Context scatters
Notes, chats, screenshots, voice memos — spread across ten places, none of them talking to each other.
Nothing compounds
A pile of unlinked notes isn't a second brain. Without structure, last month's insight is effectively lost.
One message in.A structured note —filed for you — out.
You already message yourself. Hermes turns that one habit into an input pipe for a real knowledge base — a cheap model triages every message, an expensive one does the deep work only when it's needed, and the result lands in a plain-text vault that's yours forever.
Type a thought.Watch it become knowledge.
This is the whole system, simulated. Send a message and follow it through the pipeline — the router decides what it is, and the expensive worker only wakes when there's real work to do.
awaiting a message… the pipeline will narrate itself here.
the structured note — frontmatter, links, correct folder — appears here once the worker is done.
Click intoeach stage.
Five stages, each doing one thing well. Tap any of them to see what actually happens inside.
Capture
You message your own number on WhatsApp — text, a voice note, a photo of a whiteboard. No app to open, no folder to choose. The friction that kills most note-taking is gone.
No app, no folders. If you can send a text, you can capture a thought.
What you get —and how it feels.
Tangible
Capture from anywhere
If you can send a WhatsApp, you can add to your brain. No app to install.
Filed automatically
Correct frontmatter, right folder, linked to neighbours. You organise nothing.
Plain text, yours forever
An Obsidian vault on your disk. No lock-in. Git-backed.
Runs for ~nothing
Cheap model on the hot path, frontier model only when needed. Pennies a day.
Intangible
A mind you can offload to
Stop holding things in your head. Send it and forget it.
Knowledge that compounds
Every note links to its neighbours. It answers questions you didn't know to ask.
Ambient, not another app
No new habit. It lives in a chat you already use — the computer disappears.
Hermes is the messenger.The brain keeps growing.
Filing notes is the beginning. The same always-on agent can act on your thoughts — turning a chat window into an ambient interface for a system that works while you don't.
Capture & file
Messages in, structured notes out. The loop is live and runs itself.
It talks back
Ask your brain anything from the same chat. Answers from your own notes, with sources.
Proactive
It reads your deadlines and surfaces what matters before you ask.
A fleet of sub-agents
One message spawns workers that research, draft, and act in parallel.