A voice brain dump with TalkGraph means saying everything on your mind, in any order, and watching it sort itself into a map: ideas, tasks with owners, decisions and open questions, grouped by topic. Nothing to type, no structure needed up front, and every dump joins a Brain you can search later.
Most brain dump apps give you a transcript or a list, and the sorting is still your job. TalkGraph does the sorting while you talk: "I need to email Sam" becomes an action, "we could launch in spring" becomes an idea, "I'm not sure about the price" becomes a question.
Because every dump joins your Brain, things you mention again and again start to stand out. Over a few weeks you can see what's actually taking up your headspace.
Some people, including some with ADHD, find it easier to say their thoughts than to write them down. Talking keeps up; the map does the tidying. TalkGraph isn't a medical or treatment tool, just a faster way to get things out of your head and into a shape you can use.
Getting everything on your mind out of your head in one go, without sorting it first, so you can see it and decide what to do. A voice brain dump does it by talking instead of writing.
One that does the sorting for you. TalkGraph turns a spoken brain dump into a map of tasks, ideas, decisions and questions as you talk, and keeps every dump searchable. It's free to try with no account.
It isn't a medical or treatment tool. Some people with ADHD like it because talking is quicker than typing and the map does the organising, but it's built for anyone who thinks out loud.
Yes. Tasks land as action cards, and every open action from all your maps shows in one list on your home screen, where you can tick them off.
Voice to mind map →An AI thinking partner →The notes app you talk to →Thinking out loud →