The 2am brain-dumper
Your best ideas happen out loud, then disappear.
Hit record, ramble, and go to bed with a map.
For founders & people who think out loud
Hit record and ramble. Mumble turns everything in your head into post-its, themes and decisions as you talk, right on your Mac.
macOS 13 or later · works with your Claude Code or Codex account
The 2am brain-dumper
Hit record, ramble, and go to bed with a map.
The going-in-circles decider
Options, reasons and the decision, saved.
The blank-page avoider
Nothing to set up. Talking is the input.
Everything in your head, sorted into themes while you talk. You never have to name them.
See the brainstorm shape →Options across the top, reasons underneath, and the decision only when you make it.
See the decision shape →What worked, what didn’t, and what you’re doing next week, said out loud on a Friday afternoon.
See the retro shape →Before
After
Messy to think in. Clean to share.
Hit record and talk. There’s nothing to fill in or set up first; the map starts drawing as you speak.
Mumble draws the map with your own Claude Code or Codex, on the plan you already pay for. It never asks for an API key.
Whisper transcribes on your Mac. Your 2am ramble is never uploaded.
Every brain dump is a folder of plain files in ~/Mumble. No account, no lock-in.
FAQ
Dictation gives you a wall of text in the order you said it. Mumble sorts what you say into post-its, themes and decisions while you talk, so you get the shape of your thinking back, not a transcript to reread.
You don’t stop to type a prompt. Mumble builds the map while you talk, keeps it editable, and links every box to what you said.
You pick a shape when you start: Brainstorm for a brain dump, Decision for a big call. Then just talk, and you can switch the drawing style any time without redoing anything.
Yes. Say “actually…” or “scratch that” and Mumble moves or rewrites the post-it in place, so the map shows what you ended up thinking.
Yes. Mumble listens to your microphone and your Mac’s audio, so it works in the room or on a Zoom, Meet or Teams call. Nothing joins the call; tell people you’re recording.
Not yet. Mumble is a native Mac app for now. Join the waitlist to hear when that changes.
Your audio never leaves your Mac; transcription runs locally. To draw the map, the transcript goes through your own Claude Code or Codex account. The Private plan, coming soon, keeps even that on your computer.
Into plain files in ~/Mumble on your Mac, yours to keep. Export the map as PNG or PDF, and the summary and transcript as Markdown.
Yes. Drag post-its between themes, rename them, add your own, and switch between Sketch and Business styles. Your edits always win over later AI updates.
A Mac on macOS 13 or later, and Claude Code or Codex installed and signed in. Mumble uses the plan you already pay for and never asks for an API key.
Nothing while Mumble is in beta, and local use on your Mac stays free after it.