Brev is an experiment. The question it's trying to answer: how do you transform the pocket computer you carry into a tool that genuinely thinks for you — without adding AI first? Every note-taking app makes the same mistake. It asks too much. Brev inverts this entirely — open, type or speak, save. No account, no friction. And this is just the beginning.

Hey PH 👋 I'm Klaudjo, an indie hacker from Greece. Brev is the first app I've shipped publicly and I built it entirely out of personal frustration. Every note app I tried had too much friction. Notion was too heavy. Keep felt cluttered. Plain text editors were fine but lacked any organization. By the time I'd opened the app and set things up, the thought was already gone. So I built Brev — the fastest way to get a thought out of your head and move on. A few things I'm proud of: Voice capture that transcribes continuously — no "hold to record", no lag @prefix system — type @work and the note is tagged as you write, no separate action Zero account, zero cloud — everything lives on your device, private by design It's free, it's live, and I'd love your honest feedback — especially from people who've abandoned other note apps.

I cant count the number of times ive had a though but nowhere to write it down and eventually forgetting it. Removing that friction is a brilliant idea! Great work

Thanks @adityaoffset. That exact feeling is why I built Brev, that moment of having a thought but losing it before you can capture it is so frustrating. Hope it helps! 🙏

I cant count the number of times ive had a though but nowhere to write it down and eventually forgetting it. Removing that friction is a brilliant idea! Great work

Thanks @adityaoffset. That exact feeling is why I built Brev, that moment of having a thought but losing it before you can capture it is so frustrating. Hope it helps! 🙏

Brev - An interface for the mind

Type it. Speak it. Just get it out of your mind and move on.

Type it. Speak it. Just get it out of your mind and move on.