Turn your rambles into actions.
Talk it through on a walk. When you stop, RambleVault writes your decisions, to-dos and open questions, each one traced back to what you said.
No spam. One email when early access opens.
Morning ramble
Your best thinking is in a list you never reopen.
Recording the thought is easy. Getting the decision back out of it two weeks later is the part that fails.
Mid-walk, mid-drive, mid-shower. You hit record because it is the only thing you can do with both hands busy.
Word-for-word text still hides the call you made, the thing you owe someone, and the question you left open.
Working back through a fortnight of memos takes longer than thinking the whole thing through again from scratch.
Wait. Didn’t I already settle this?
Six hours of audio. None of it tells you what you decided.
Talk. Stop. It’s ready.
Three steps, all of them on your phone, none of them asking you to sit down first.
Morning ramble
Ramble
Tap the Lock Screen control and think out loud. No app to open, no title to type.
NOTHING TO OPEN FIRSTDECISIONS
TO DO
OPEN QUESTIONS
It writes the note
Your phone transcribes, or a cloud model does for a language your phone hears badly. The note comes back as decisions, to-dos and open questions, in your own words.
NOTHING TO FILE AFTERWARDSDECISIONS
TO DO
OPEN QUESTIONS
Send only what you meant to
Nothing leaves without your permission. If it needs to go somewhere else, you push it.
YOU CHOOSE WHAT LEAVESA messy ramble goes in.
A note comes out.
One two-minute ramble. A note you can act on before the thought gets cold.
“Okay so pricing, I keep flip-flopping on this, I think we kill the free tier, it’s all tire-kickers... actually no, keep free but cap it at three projects, that’s the call. Maybe two months free on annual? Not sure yet. I still owe Emma a reply about the onboarding flow, do that today. Oh, and the Stripe webhook is failing on retries again, that has to get fixed before launch...”
DECISIONS
TO DO
OPEN QUESTIONS
Try it on your own rambles.
Get early access →Your walks become work you can use.
You make the call out loud on a walk, and it stays on the walk.
The decision is written down, dated, and sitting where you will look for it.
A fortnight of memos, none of them named, except for the timestamp and length.
Every ramble comes back as one note: decisions, to-dos and open questions, plus ideas, constraints, wins and losses when you mention them.
Your thoughts stay in a transcript, and that is as far as they go.
A swipe sends a point to Linear or a tool you connect, and the note shows where it went and when.
The “I am not sure yet” gets said once and never comes back around.
Open questions get their own list, so the “not sure yet” is still there when you come back to it.
You scroll the recordings list hoping to recognise the right one by its timestamp.
You search what you said, and every point takes you back to the transcript and the recording behind it.
More useful. Not less yours.
Your recordings, transcripts and notes live on your phone, and your phone does the transcribing. To write a note, the transcript’s text goes once to an AI model that keeps nothing and doesn’t learn from it. There is no RambleVault account and no RambleVault server, so nothing passes through us.
Nothing walks out of the vault on its own.
Free to use. You only pay for the AI.
RambleVault runs on iPhone with iOS 26. Founding users get in first, through Apple’s TestFlight beta, and shape how it writes a note.
Invites go out by email in signup order when the beta opens, with a link that installs the app. No referral games.
No card and no subscription. During setup you connect your own AI account and pay it directly, about 0.04¢ a note, so $5 covers thousands of rambles. Each note shows what it cost. A paid version that handles it for you may come later.
Tell me when a note gets your ramble wrong and I will fix how it is written. TestFlight’s feedback button sends me a screenshot straight from the app.
Use it on real walks.
Not a demo ramble. An actual two-minute think-out-loud about something you are stuck on, and one honest reply about what it missed.
- No calls, no surveys
- Reply when something is wrong
- Leave whenever you like
One email when invites open. Nothing else.
Straight answers.
What people ask before they join the list.
Soon, on an iPhone with iOS 26. RambleVault is in testing now. Join the list and you get one email when the beta opens. Nothing else lands in your inbox.
Your next walk could settle something important.
Keep the thought. Find the decision. Know what to do next.
No card. No commitment. One email when invites open.