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How to do a brain dump
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Write it all down
Set a timer for 5 to 10 minutes and type whatever shows up. Tasks, worries and half ideas all go on the same page.
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Don't sort yet
Skip spelling, order and structure. Sorting while you write is what makes thoughts slip away.
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Sort it afterwards
Read it back and pull out the to-dos, or save it to BrainDump and sort it there.
When the dump gets big
The pad is one page. BrainDump is where the rest of it lives.
Write first, sort later
Freewrite keeps your loose pages in one pile. When you're ready, file them into folders in one pass.
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FAQ
No. You can write, copy and download your brain dump without signing up. An account is only needed if you want to save it as a note.
Only in this browser, on this device. It isn't sent anywhere until you tap Save to BrainDump. Clearing your browser data or tapping Clear removes it.
Yes. The pad is free, and so is a BrainDump account. Sorting notes with AI is part of the Focus plan, and new accounts get one free AI action to try it.
