Say what's on your mind, and Brizemi makes the cards
No list to write, nothing to put in order. You tap Add and say what's on your mind as it comes, or type it; Brizemi turns each thing into a card.
Here's what I heard
“I need to finish the deck, dentist at 3, I'll call Mum, and sort the wardrobe some time”
Fits · room to breathe
An example from the app's screen.
How it works
- 1
Tap the amber Add button on Today and say what's on your mind, in any order. To type instead, touch and hold it.
- 2
Tap That's it, or say "that's it". The cards open on Here's what I heard.
- 3
Sort them into Must, Could and Park, then tap Fit into my day.
What it does
- Turns what you say or type into up to 15 cards.
- Catches times and days, like "dentist at 3 pm", and puts them on the card.
- Turns your speech into text on the phone; your voice never leaves it.
- Shows with the meter at the top whether the day fits.
What it doesn't do
- Ask you to think about order, length or time.
- Ask for an account or a sign-up.
- Make more than 15 cards; if there's more, it keeps the most pressing ones and you add the rest.
Planning is hard when a lot is spinning in your head: you try to hold it all at once, and even putting it in order is tiring. So Brizemi doesn't ask for order first. You pour out what's there as it is, and the sorting comes after. Once everything sits on a card, it gets easier to see what truly has to happen today; the rest can go to Could or Park.
Is it free?
Free
- Your first plan: the day built from your first dump
- On later days, adding what Add heard to today with Add them one at a time
With Pro
- A new dump on any day after the first plan: building the day from the cards at once
Your first plan is free. On later days Add still listens and lists what it heard; adding each one to today is free, fitting them all into the day at once is Pro.
Questions people ask
How long can I talk?
Up to 3 minutes; Brizemi tells you when 15 seconds are left. Typing takes up to 6,000 characters.
Does my voice go anywhere?
No. Your speech is turned into text on the phone and never leaves it. If the microphone is off, you can type instead.
Is the dump paid?
Your first plan is free. On later days Add still listens and shows a list such as "I heard 3 things."; with Add them one at a time you add each one to today for free. Fitting them all into the day at once is Pro.
Other features
Realistic day
My plan always falls apart before lunch.
See the featureFree and ProSteps, routines and repeats
Big tasks feel huge, and I retype the same things every day.
See the featureFreeEnergy
Hard tasks always end up in my most tired hours.
See the featureFreeRescue
A meeting ran long and the plan fell apart.
See the featureFree and ProParked and clean slate
Unfinished things pile up, and I dread opening the app.
See the featureFreeBreathing room
Everything takes longer than I think.
See the feature