Save the mess.
Find it in seconds.
Halo turns your screenshots, voice notes, photos and saved links into a searchable second brain, automatically. Dump anything at it. Ask in plain language. Get the exact thing back, with its source.
You already save everything
You are not disorganized. You are a diligent saver with no way to find any of it. The useful stuff is all there, scattered across four apps and buried by tomorrow.
Screenshots of receipts, a whiteboard from that meeting, the parking level, a menu you liked. All in there. Good luck scrolling to it.
An idea on a walk, the name of a wine, directions someone gave you. Recorded, and never heard again.
Read it later, saved for later, sent to yourself. Later never came, and now it is a graveyard of good intentions.
The gift idea, the address, the reply you promised to get back to. Buried three chats deep by tomorrow morning.
The saving is not the problem. The finding is.
Three steps, and you never do step four
There is no setup, no import wizard, no folder structure to design. It is closer to sending a text than filing a document.
Dump anything at it
Share a screenshot, forward a message, drop a link, record a voice note, snap a photo. No fields to fill, no folder to pick. You send it and move on.
Halo reads and connects it
Halo reads the words in your images, transcribes your voice notes, pulls the sense from your links, and quietly links related things together. No tagging from you, ever.
Ask, and get the exact thing
Ask the way you would ask a friend. Halo gives you the one thing you meant, with the source it came from, plus anything connected you will probably want next.
Ask like a human. Get the exact thing.
This is a real, live pile of saved things. Ask a question the way you actually would, and watch Halo find the one you meant, with its source.
of a sticky note on the router. Network Loft-Guest, password marigold-42-swan. Guests only, resets on the first of the month.
Screenshot · Jun 3
the little ramen spot near the park is called Ondo. They do a yuzu shoyu bowl on weekends only, cash first, card if you ask. Go before noon or the line gets long.
Voice memo · Jun 9
comparing standing desks. The Jarvis bamboo won on stability and warranty. The 48 inch top fits the alcove. Wait for the July sale, it drops to about 500 dollars.
Safari · Jun 12
of a book cover on a cafe table. The Art of Noticing by Rob Walker. Dana said it changed how she takes walks. Orange paperback.
Camera roll · Jun 15
parked at the airport long term garage, level 5, section G, near the blue elevator. Flight back is the 21st, red-eye.
Note · Jun 18
of a message from my sister: for Mom's birthday she has wanted the ceramics class at Clay Studio on Valencia, the six week evening one. We are splitting it three ways.
Messages · Jun 20
Return on the 21st, red-eye, seat 14C, confirmation code QX7T9P. Bag already checked through.
PDF · Jun 18
of a plant tag for the fiddle leaf fig. Water every 10 days, bright indirect light, do not move it once it is happy.
Camera roll · Jun 22
A quietly intelligent second brain
Everything here happens on its own. You save, it reads, it connects. The only thing you ever do on purpose is ask.
Reads what you save
Text in screenshots, words in voice notes, the point of a link, the thing in a photo. Halo reads it so you never have to type it out.
Connects related things
The flight, the hotel, and the note about the trip find each other on their own.
Recall in plain language
Ask like a human. Get the exact answer, with the source it came from.
Zero tagging or folders
You never organize anything. That is the whole point. Halo does the sorting invisibly.
Everything in one place
Camera roll, voice memos, links, and messages, gathered into one calm, searchable brain.
Private and yours
Your stuff is yours. Export it or delete all of it any time, no questions and no dark patterns.
05 · The stance
Halo is not a note app.
Note apps hand you a blank page and a filing job. Halo takes the mess as it is and hands it back when you ask. That is the whole difference.
Just save it, then ask for it.
See exactly how that worksFor anyone whose good stuff is scattered
Halo is for savers. The people with a thousand screenshots and a hundred voice notes and no way to find any of it.
I used to screenshot everything and find nothing. Now I just ask Halo where I parked, or what that wine was called, and it is right there with the photo I took. It feels like my memory finally has search.
My whole life was scattered across voice memos and saved links. I dumped two years of it into Halo in a weekend and stopped organizing. Asking for a thing and getting it back with the source is the first time software has felt like a relief.
Illustrative stories from the kind of people Halo is built for
Start free. Grow into it.
A real free tier to feel it work, then unlimited everything for the price of a couple of coffees. Prices show in your local currency.
Free
Save a little, find it fast
Free forever
Enough to feel it work. Save your first pile, ask a few questions, and get the exact thing back with its source.
Get Halo free- Save up to 50 things
- 20 recall questions a month
- Screenshots, notes, and links
- Automatic connections
- Plain-language recall with sources
- One device
For trying Halo on the stuff you already have lying around.
Halo
Unlimited save, unlimited recall
Billed $80 a year
The everyday plan. Dump everything at Halo without a second thought, ask as much as you like, and never lose a thing again.
Get Halo- Everything in Free
- Unlimited saves
- Unlimited recall
- Voice notes and photos, read and transcribed
- Deeper connections across everything
- 10 GB of storage
- Faster search
- All your devices
For anyone whose useful stuff is scattered everywhere.
Halo Pro
Big media, priority, export
Billed $160 a year
For heavy savers. Long videos, big PDFs, and hours of audio, processed first, with a full export whenever you want it.
Get Halo Pro- Everything in Halo
- Large media: long video, audio, big PDFs
- 100 GB of storage
- Priority processing, ready sooner
- Full export, any time
- Early access to new recall
- Priority support
For power users who save more than most people photograph.
Prices show in your local currency, converted from the US Dollar home price at a fixed rate. Annual billing charges ten months for twelve. Taxes are added where they apply. Cancel any time and keep every export.
The things people ask
Stop organizing. Start finding.
Save the mess you already have. Ask for anything in plain language. Never build a folder again. Free to start, no card.