Brainstorming app for the browser and your pocket

Every notes app captures ideas; that is why they go to notes apps to die. The valuable move is what happens next: the idea gets challenged, mutated, surrounded by alternatives, and either promoted to a plan or honorably retired. A brainstorming app should do that development, not just the capture.

In Brainstormer a phone capture is a seed. Open it later and yes-and mode builds on it, the idea generator deals challengers around it, and the converge step tells you whether your shower thought survives contact with scoring. Half-formed is a valid input format here.

On a phone the wall becomes a compact two-column deck with thumb-sized chips, the lens toggle stays one tap, and the whole diverge-converge arc works without pinching. The studio on this page is the actual mobile experience, not a video of the desktop one; try it on whatever device you are holding.

At a desk, the same session opens as the full wall: mind map view, SCAMPER columns, cluster rings. One brainstorm, both postures, and online brainstorming with your team continues from either.

Every session, capture and export lives in a searchable idea library, so the campaign angle you almost used in March is findable in July. Exports (Markdown, PNG, CSV) go wherever your execution lives. Private by default, never used for training, deletable on request.

Get started from $16 per month; Pro at $39 adds the deep-dive runs and the library search that make the pocket workflow sing.