Clair Mind is built around one idea: capturing a thought should take a single tap, so you never lose an idea because saving it felt like work.
There are three ways in — typing, scanning, and sharing from any other app.
Capture by text
- Open Clair Mind. The capture bar is right there on your home screen.
- Tap it, type your thought, and you're done — the note lands safely in your Inbox.
- Sort it into a notebook later, or leave it in the Inbox. Either way it's fully searchable.
Everything is saved on your device and works completely offline. No account needed.
Capture by scanning a page
Have a handwritten note or a printed page you want to keep?
- In the composer, choose Scan.
- Point your camera at the page — Clair Mind detects the edges and captures it.
- The text is recognized on your device and dropped into a note, ready to edit.
Scanning happens entirely on your iPhone, so the page never leaves your device.
Capture from any app — the share sheet
You don't have to open Clair Mind to save something. Reading a message, an article, or a post worth keeping?
- Select the text (or use the page's share button) and tap Share.
- Choose Clair Mind from the share sheet.
- A small compose sheet appears with the content prefilled — add a word of context if you like, and tap Save.
The thought is queued instantly and lands in your Inbox the next time you open the app — even if you were offline when you shared it. The share sheet accepts text and web links, so a chat message, a paragraph you selected, or an article's URL all work.
This is the capture habit at its cheapest: you never leave the app you're in, so ideas get caught before they fade.
What happens next
Once a thought is in Clair Mind you can move it into a colorful notebook, find it instantly with search, or ask Clair about it. See how Ask AI works to get answers across everything you've captured.