We're launching Ovandor on Monday, August 3.
Quick context if this is your first time in this thread: we didn't start this as a product pitch, we started it as an argument. The productivity industry has spent thirty years selling the same premise that scattered thinking gets fixed by a better capture tool. More notes, more tags, better filing. That premise is wrong. Capturing more doesn't make anyone think more clearly, it just makes the backlog bigger. Ovandor is built on a different bet: your thinking should compound the way interest compounds. without you doing the filing.
Between now and Monday we're publishing the full argument (we're calling it the Capture Trap) across our other channels, X first. Full manifesto and the product both go live August 3.
We'll be here all day Monday answering questions technical, skeptical, whatever you've got. See you then.
Everything you've ever captured is still there. That's the problem. — August 3
Filed. Tagged. Searchable. Inert.
Waiting for a version of you who has time to go back and look. That version isn't coming.
For thirty years the industry sold one fix: capture more, structure better, maintain harder. It produced 210,000 people in a single forum asking the same question I built an elaborate system and abandoned it, what am I doing wrong?
Nothing. Capture was never the problem. Synthesis was.
We just put our Product Hunt page up — here's what we're building and why
Hey, I'm Arash, one of the founders behind Ovandor.
Just put our page up so wanted to explain what we're actually doing instead of just dropping a link.
Basically we got tired of note apps where you do all the work. You capture something a voice memo, a quick note, whatever and then it just sits there until you go back and organize it, tag it, link it up. Most people never actually do that part. I've got voice memos from like three months ago I've never opened again. I'd guess most of you do too.
So Ovandor does that part for you. You talk, write, or drop in a doc, and it figures out how it connects to stuff you've already captured. Something you said in January might actually matter for a decision you're making in July, and instead of you having to remember it exists, it just shows up.
No folders, no tags, no going back to clean anything up.
