Everything you save, findable by meaning.
Neura is a personal knowledge base. Drop in a thought, a link, a PDF, a screenshot or a voice note — Neura reads what is inside it and makes it searchable. Later you ask a question the way you would ask a person, and get the answer back from your own material.
iOS app and HTTP API. Sign in with your email — no password to remember.
How it works
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Capture in one gesture
Type or dictate a note, paste a link, attach files. Nothing to file away, no folders to pick, no tags to invent. The note is saved the moment you write it and processed in the background.
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Neura reads the content, not just the filename
Text is pulled out of PDFs and documents, out of images, audio and video, and out of the pages behind the links you save. That extracted text becomes part of your searchable memory, so a fact buried on page 40 of a manual is as reachable as a one-line note.
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Ask instead of searching
Search works on meaning as well as on exact words, so you find the right note even when you remember the idea but not the wording. Full-text and semantic search run together — precise terms still match precisely.
What you can put in it
Notes and voice
Quick thoughts, meeting takeaways, dictated notes while your hands are busy.
Documents
PDFs, manuals, contracts, reports. The text inside is extracted and indexed.
Images and video
Screenshots, whiteboards, photos of documents, short clips — read and turned into text.
Links
Articles and pages are fetched and stored as content, not just as a URL you will never reopen.
Built to be boring in the right places
- Your data stays in one place
- Notes, files and their extracted text live in a single PostgreSQL-backed store per account.
- Passwordless sign-in
- A one-time code goes to your email. No password to leak, reuse or reset.
- Asynchronous processing
- Saving is instant. Heavy work — parsing, extraction, indexing — happens in the background and never blocks you.
- API-first
- The iOS client is one consumer of a documented HTTP API. Anything you can script, you can feed into Neura.
Questions
How is this different from a notes app?
A notes app assumes you will remember where you put things, and searches for the exact words you typed. Neura assumes you will not. It indexes the content of attachments and links as well as your own text, and matches on meaning, so retrieval does not depend on your filing discipline.
Do I have to organise anything?
No. There are no mandatory folders or tags. Metadata can be attached if you want structure, but the default path is: write it down, forget it, ask for it later.
What platforms are supported?
There is a native iOS client with instant capture, dictation, attachments and search. Everything the app does is available over the HTTP API, so other clients and automations can use the same account.
Is it available now?
Neura is in active development and open to early users. Write to hello@neurarecall.ovh to get access and to tell us what you are trying to remember — that feedback shapes what gets built next.