Capture
Save notes, ideas, and references.
A “second brain” is a trusted external system where you capture notes, ideas, and references so you don’t have to hold everything in your head. The goal is to offload memory to a system you can search and rely on.
The system only works if capturing is easy. Save notes, links, and documents quickly, and don’t over-organize up front — getting things into the system matters more than perfect filing.
Value comes from connecting related knowledge and resurfacing it when relevant. Linking notes and documents turns isolated scraps into a web of knowledge you can navigate.
The hardest part of a second brain is recall. AI changes that: instead of remembering where you saved something, ask an assistant and get a cited answer drawn from everything you’ve captured.
In Wyatt, capture notes and documents, connect them to your work, and let the assistant recall anything you’ve saved with citations — a second brain that’s genuinely searchable and useful.
One connected workspace for docs, tasks, chat, and databases — with Wyatt answering from all of it.
“Learn the workflow once — Wyatt keeps it running for the whole team.”
Save notes, ideas, and references.
Link related knowledge together.
Find anything when you need it.
Ask instead of remembering.
A trusted external system for your notes, ideas, and references so you don’t have to hold everything in your head.
Make capture frictionless, don’t over-organize up front, and connect related knowledge over time.
It makes recall effortless — ask an assistant instead of remembering where you saved something.
Capture notes and documents, connect them to your work, and recall anything with the assistant.