Two kinds of relief

Just Blurt It.

Say whatever is in your head, messy or half formed, and let it go. Blurtly gets it out of your head the second you say it, and quietly makes sure it actually happens when it matters. Not filed and forgotten. Handled.

Free during early access. Nothing to set up, ever.

Everywhere you think out loud: iOS macOS soon Web soon
Relief, immediately

It is out of your head.

The second you say it, it stops being something you have to hold onto. That is the relief. Not eventually, the moment you blurt it.

Relief, over time

It will actually happen.

Blurtly does not just file it and forget it either. It follows through when it matters, so you can trust it, not just store things in it.

Why it is different

All the relief of saying it out loud. None of the admin.

Just blurt it

Say whatever is in your head, exactly as messy as it comes out. No forms, no picking a project first, no filtering yourself before you talk.

We sort the mess

Blurtly figures out what you actually meant and where it belongs, so you never have to organize your own brain dump.

The big stuff does not get buried

Bigger things, like a move, a trip, or a someday idea, stay linked to what they are actually for, so they do not get lost in a pile of small errands.

Nothing to check up on

Blurtly taps you on the shoulder when something is actually relevant again, daily, weekly, or whenever. You can trust it will not just sit there, forgotten.

How it works

Three steps. None of them feel like work.

01

Blurt

Say whatever is rattling around, exactly as it comes out, half formed and out of order. There is no wrong way to say it.

02

Blurtly sorts it out

It figures out what it is, what it is for, and when it actually matters, then quietly files it away. You do not lift a finger.

03

Forget about it, on purpose

That is the whole point. You do not have to hold onto it anymore. Blurtly brings it back only when it is actually time.

Blurted two minutes ago or two years from now. Same relief either way.

You do not have to remember which pile something is in, or when to check back. You can trust Blurtly to know, and to hand it back exactly when it is relevant, not a moment before.

2 minutes
"reply to Jamie about Friday," done before you have even put your phone down.
2 hours
"grab oat milk," it pops up on your way past the store, not buried in fifty other notes.
2 days
"call the dentist back," it sits quietly and comes back exactly when it is time.
2 weeks
"look into that conference talk," it waits for a moment you are actually free to think about it.
2 months
"renew the passport before the trip," it surfaces with enough time to actually do something.
2 years
"that five year idea you said out loud once," still there, still yours, whenever you are ready.
Early access

Get Blurtly before it is public.

We are letting people in a few at a time so it stays good, starting on iOS, with macOS and the web not far behind. Early access is free, and there is nothing to set up when you get in. Just start talking.

No spam. One email when it is your turn.

Questions

Before you ask

Do I need to say it in a specific way?

Nope. Say it exactly like you would say it to a person. Half a sentence, a run on, a change of direction halfway through, it does not matter. Blurtly is built to handle actual talking, not commands.

Is not this just another to do app?

Not really. Most task apps want you to set up projects, tags, and priorities before they are useful. Blurtly works the moment you open it. You talk, it sorts. No setup, no system to learn.

What if I never go back and organize what I said?

You do not have to. Nothing just sits there waiting on you. Blurtly brings things back on its own, so there is never a pile you eventually have to deal with.

Is what I say private?

Yes. Your blurts are used to figure out what you meant, and nothing else. No ads, no selling data. Delete any blurt, and its audio, whenever you want.

When do I actually get in?

We are letting people in a few at a time, starting now. Joining the waitlist gets you in sooner, free access while it is early, and a discount if pricing is ever not free.

Ready when you are

Stop holding it all in your head. Just Blurt It.