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Everything you capture stays connected
Built for ADHD and autistic minds, where working memory and time blindness make this the hardest part of the day. Notes, tasks, people and time link together in Humble, and come back into view exactly when you need them.
It's the connections that make the difference
Now you can pick a task back up without rebuilding the context
- Person, meeting notes and page come back with the task
- No searching for where you left off
- Context reloads instantly, not rebuilt from scratch
Everything linked to this task reopens with it
Now you can see exactly when something happened
- Every activity logs to your timeline automatically
- Filter by time, person or pattern
- Find someone again even without remembering their name
Now you can capture the instant a thought lands, wherever you are
- Browser extension, mobile app and desktop, all the same capture
- Works across Apple and Microsoft devices
- One place to find it again, not scattered across apps
HumbleFive pieces, one thread
Open any piece and the rest comes with it.
How the two actually differ
| Aspect | Saner AI | Humble |
|---|---|---|
| Organising | AI (Skai) auto-tags and summarises as you write | You capture and connect; Humble maintains the links |
| What resurfaces | AI proactively suggests what to do next | Logged activity resurfaces by time, person or connection, not AI judgement |
| Where AI is used | Runs through the core capture and organising loop | Used in a few chosen places, like organising AI chats |
| Finding things later | Search, driven by AI-generated tags | Every activity is logged, so you can filter by time or person, even without remembering a name |
Humble and Saner AI, answered
Humble is a second brain built around linking notes, tasks, people and time together, and is designed around ADHD and autistic experiences like working memory and time blindness, rather than having an AI model auto-organise everything for you.
Saner AI leans on its AI (Skai) to auto-organise and proactively suggest what to do next. Humble is built around three things instead: interlinking captured items with each other, logging when activities happen so you can find them again by time or person, and making capture fast enough that a thought survives a context switch.
Humble uses AI in a few chosen places, such as organising AI chats, rather than running an AI model over everything you capture.
"I love how much humble is tearing off generations of patch jobs and just putting down simple ways that work for ADHD brains."
Your ideas, still connected
Notes, tasks, people and time, linked together and brought back when they matter.