Juno

Your second brain, in iMessage.

You find something cool and want to keep it, but you don’t want to stop what you’re doing. So you text it to yourself. It’s there, but hard to find again when you need it.

With Juno, it’s as easy as texting yourself, but it also automatically organizes what you send into your own knowledge base. Send anything, and find it again just by asking, or by browsing your notes on the web.

And it doesn’t just remember. It can order what you saved, use a computer for you, make the call, or pick up when you call to think out loud.

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Save a link

instagram.com/p/C9xk2…

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Find it again

what was that ramen place i saved like a month ago

Ramen Tatsu-ya on South Lamar. You saved it from a TikTok on Sept 3 and said “try the tonkotsu”:

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Ramen Tatsu-ya · South Lamar

maps.google.com

Order it

order that paper lamp i saved

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Akari 1A table lamp · $129

noguchi.org

Use a computer

cancel my gym membership, the form is impossible to find

On it. Logging in now…

Done. It's canceled at the end of this month, and I saved the confirmation to Receipts.

you're a hero

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Call for you

can you call the dentist and move my cleaning to next week

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Think out loud

📞 That was a good one. 12 minutes of ideas, sorted:

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Launch plan: brain dump, sorted

Notes · Juno

wait that's actually organized

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How was it?

How was Ramen Tatsu-ya? 🍜

Jot an idea

idea: an app that turns group chats into trip plans

Saved to Ideas. That's your third trip-planning idea this month 👀

Sunday roundup

Sunday roundup ☕ Three things you saved and haven't touched:

The pottery class (starts next week), the Akari lamp, and your trip-planning app idea.

Remind me

remind me about this when it's in theaters

Will do. It opens November 14, and I'll text you that morning with showtimes near you 🎬

Screenshot it
MMaya ›

you HAVE to read Tomorrow, and Tomorrow, and Tomorrow

adding it rn

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Voice note

🎙️ Voice memo · 0:42

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Plan from your saves

free saturday, what should i do

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Everything you send, already organized.

Text it or say it: links, screenshots, voice notes, a thought on a walk. Juno works out what each one is, files it into the note it belongs in, and keeps it all in documents you can open, edit and search on the web.

Questions

What is Juno?

A second brain that lives in your texts. Send it links, screenshots, voice notes or half-formed thoughts, and it files them into notes you can search by what you remember. Then it can act on them: order, book, fill out forms and make calls.

Do I need another app?

No. Juno lives in iMessage, so saving something is as fast as texting yourself. Your notes are also on the web when you want to browse, edit or reorganize them.

What can I send it?

Anything you'd text yourself: Instagram, TikTok, X and Reddit posts, articles, products, places, screenshots, lists and voice notes. A link on its own gets a 👍 and quietly lands in the right note.

How do I find things again?

Ask the way you remember it: “that ramen place from TikTok”, “the lamp I saved”, “ideas about travel”. Juno searches by meaning, not just exact words.

Can it really order things and make calls?

Yes. It shops with your approval for every purchase, uses a computer for the tedious stuff like canceling a subscription, and calls businesses to book or reschedule. It always tells you what it did.

Is my stuff private?

Yes. Your notes are only yours, never shared or sold, and you can delete everything at any time.

Text it or call it.

No app to download. Save Juno to your contacts and send it the first thing on your mind.

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