Mindnodes
© 2026 Mindnodes · a product of Hyperlab
Mindnodes is your second brain: it remembers everything you throw at it — emails, ideas, appointments, that one restaurant — and connects it all for you. Ask anything, and it answers with your whole life as context.
Quiet bistro by the Leie, tucked behind the Korenlei. Reserve the corner table at the window — it catches the evening light.
The five-course tasting changes weekly; ask for the wine pairing from Domaine Rousseau .
Work emails in one app. Tasks in another. Twenty browser tabs you're afraid to close. Ideas scribbled on paper. Family commitments in your head. Meetings and appointments you keep forgetting.
You try to keep track of it all, but there's no system. No overview. Just a constant stream of things demanding your attention — and the nagging feeling that you're forgetting something important.
So you react. You respond to whatever's loudest. The urgent drowns out the important. And at the end of the day, you're not sure what you actually accomplished.
It doesn't have to be this way.
No more carrying it all in your head. No more wondering where things go — or where they went. The moment something appears, it goes into Mindnodes — and you can safely forget. One place. Zero doubt. Your head, finally quiet.
Your second brain reads everything that comes in, connects it to what it already knows, and gets the work ready: replies drafted, tasks defined, events planned. All you do is confirm.
Ask your second brain anything, from a client project to your daughter's braces. It answers with your whole life as context.
You sent the Revised quote on March 14 — Janssen hasn't replied yet. You're calling them Tue 10:00 and one task is still open: Signed contract — want me to draft a friendly follow-up?
Every plan remembers everything. The difference is how much thinking your brain does for you.
€12 /month
Your brain remembers everything. One place for all your information — all connected.
€29 /month
For when you think with it now and then — everything remembered, answers when you ask.
Everything in Remember, plus a brain that works ahead: it sorts, drafts, plans and reminds — before you ask.
Features marked Think are part of the Remember & Think plan — everything else comes with Remember.
Jot it down, or share it in from any app. Two seconds, done.
Talk instead of type — your words become text.
Attach anything. Your brain reads photos and PDFs.
Share a link in from Safari or any app — saved with title and preview.
Read, reply and archive without leaving your brain.
See your week and plan events right in place.
Connect MCP servers, and your brain can use them.
GitHub, Sentry, your own scripts — anything can drop into your inbox.
Find things by meaning, not just the exact words.
Whatever comes in lands here, ready to sort.
Teach your brain small routines that run on a schedule.
Your brain proposes; nothing changes until you say yes.
Categories, areas and properties you define yourself.
Statuses, priorities and due dates — subtasks roll up.
Type @ to reference any node in place — or create it on the spot.
Keep your go-to nodes one click away.
The same thing twice? Merge them into one node.
Type / for headings, checklists, callouts, code and tables.
Drag your work through its stages.
Lay your nodes out over your week.
See how everything connects.
Photos and places, plotted on a map.
Every image and clip, in one place.
Read one node while you write in another, in split view.
The same brain everywhere you are. Android is coming soon.
No signal needed — it syncs when you're back.
Bright mornings, late nights — a theme for both.
The whole app in English or Nederlands — your pick.
Turn any node into a page on your own address.
You decide what comes in, and what your brain may act on.
An extra lock on the door, built right in.
“I stopped keeping lists of lists. I say it once — walking to the car, between meetings — and it lands connected to the right project, every time. When I sit down to work, everything is already where it should be.”
“I was drowning in client mail. Now the sorting is done when I arrive, and the replies are drafted in my tone. What used to be the worst hour of my day is now fifteen minutes.”
“A year of interviews, papers and half-finished ideas — and I can actually find things back. It surfaces notes I'd forgotten I ever wrote, linked to where they came from. By meaning, not by folder.”
“It remembered the plumber's number, the school play, and which kid is allergic to what. I remembered none of those things. I toss everything in and trust it completely — that trust is the whole product.”
“Every morning at seven my brain posts a briefing: what's due, which mails need an answer, what I promised people this week. I read it with my first coffee and start the day already ahead of it.”
Everything your second brain actively does for you: answering questions, sorting your inbox, drafting replies, transcribing voice notes, organizing, and proactive reminders. Remembering — capturing, connecting and syncing your information — is never metered.
Every intensity — Occasional, Daily or All-day — includes a generous monthly amount of thinking, sized so most people never notice it. Outgrow yours regularly, and that is simply the sign you are ready for the next one. Nothing ever stops working: your brain keeps remembering everything, always.
Really. There are no folders to file into and no system to maintain. Whatever comes in gets connected to the people, projects and plans it belongs to — automatically. And when you do want structure of your own, you can shape it: your structure, your rules.
Yes. Your second brain is yours alone. Your data is processed only to power your own brain — it is never sold and never used for anything else. You decide what to share, if anything.
Yes. Plans are monthly — change your plan or thinking intensity whenever you want, and cancel anytime. Your data stays yours either way.
Mindnodes
© 2026 Mindnodes · a product of Hyperlab