The chat with yourself, upgraded
Screenshots, addresses, the wifi password, the thing to do on Friday — you’ve been dumping them into a chat with yourself for years. Same habit, same WhatsApp. Except this one reads what you send, finds it when you ask, and brings things back before you need them.
Opens WhatsApp. No sign-up, nothing to install.
Open the appFree, no sign-up. Works in the browser; add it to your home screen for notifications.
WhatsApp is paused for a few days while Meta reviews our account. Everything works in the app.
You already do this
Your chat with yourself
my 2nd brain
How it works
Tap the button, send “hi”. That’s the whole sign-up. From here it’s a chat like any other.
A line, a voice note, a screenshot, a PDF. It works out what each one is — something to keep, something to remind you about, something for a list.
“What’s the wifi at Sector 53?” “Send me my boarding pass.” And anything with a date comes back on its own, at the right moment.
What goes in
Forward it. Code and expiry kept; a nudge two days before it lapses.
“Wifi at Sector 53 is Jio_5G, mehta2024.” Back in one line, three weeks later, when you ask.
“Remind me to call the plumber Friday at 6.” A nudge at 6 on Friday. Nothing before.
Send the PDF. The file itself at the airport, and a nudge that morning.
“Amma’s birthday is 14 March.” The morning of, every year. No calendar to keep.
“Add paneer to the list.” The whole list at the shop, when you ask.
“Antibiotic twice a day for 5 days.” Nudges that stop by themselves on day five.
A blog post on Delhi’s winter markets, “save for November.” It, in November, or whenever you ask.
The PDF, “remind me every morning.” The exercises with a 7 am nudge, daily.
Consent and control
What it costs
No card, no trial clock, no limits. If that ever changes you’ll hear it from us first, in plain words. No advertising, ever.
Prefer an app?
Add it to your home screen from app.my2ndbrain.in. No account; the app gives your phone a code and that’s your login.
Turn on notifications and every reminder arrives as a push, in the app and on WhatsApp both. Use whichever you see first.
Set something in the app, ask about it on WhatsApp. Send a screenshot on WhatsApp, find it in the app. Connect the two once and they stay one account.
App menu → WhatsApp → Connect. It gives you a code to send. How connecting works →
Send the next thing you’d have sent yourself. See what comes back.
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