hear
Granola
Your meetings, distilled as they end. We keep the learning and point back to the note.
→ pointer: the granola note
your second brain, running
nurorun distills your meetings, clips, email, and docs into a brain that organizes itself — keeping the learning and pointing to the source. Your documents never leave home.
private by default · we never store your documents · delete means delete
inbox · capture
weekly sync — activation review
Activation stalls on the second onboarding step. The team wants the numbers before Friday; pricing surfaced as a secondary worry.
01 · capture
capture — connect Granola, clip from Chrome, or paste anything. Raw thoughts land in one inbox — nothing enters your brain silently.
02 · distill
distill — every capture becomes a learning: a clean summary, the hard facts, and how it connects to what you already know. Identifiers are inked out before anything can be shared.
03 · point
point — we keep the learning and a pointer back to the source. The document stays where it lives; your brain stays light, current, and yours.
always running
Close the laptop and your brain keeps working. Captures distil, connections form, buckets reorganize themselves on our machines — not yours. Open any device and it's already current: same brain, same neurons, nothing to sync, nothing to install beyond the clipper.
every way in ends with a pointer back to the source — never a copy.
hear
Your meetings, distilled as they end. We keep the learning and point back to the note.
→ pointer: the granola note
read
One clip from Chrome for any page, video, or post. YouTube and social included.
→ pointer: the url
receive
Forward anything to your brain's address. Processed in flight, never stored.
→ pointer: your inbox
create
Connect Drive — Notion soon. Docs are read once, distilled, and linked. The file never leaves home.
→ pointer: the doc
Your files, notes, and transcripts stay where they live. nurorun keeps a distilled summary, the facts that matter, and a pointer back to the source.
distill
learning · pain points
onboarding drops at step two
Activation stalls on the second onboarding step. Review the activation numbers before Friday; pricing came up as a secondary concern.
Make a bucket public and your sanitized learnings join the commons. Ask a question, get an answer with citations to real brains — search, but sourced from how people actually think. Public by choice, private by default. That ordering is everything.
explore
what do people struggle with in meeting notes?
Most people capture more than they revisit, so decisions get buried under transcripts. The fix people land on is distilling to one learning per meeting and keeping a pointer to the recording.
three ways to run
The same neuron works at three scales. You decide how far each one travels — and the default is never further than you.
01 · personal

Every meeting, tab and half-thought lands in a single private brain that keeps distilling itself while you work. Nothing is shared, nothing is indexed, nothing leaves — the learning is yours and the documents never move.
private by default
02 · organizational

Invite a team and buckets become shared neurons: decisions, pain points and research connect across people instead of dying in one person's notes. Membership scopes what connects, so onboarding becomes reading a brain, not a folder.
shared by permission
03 · public

Publish a bucket and its sanitized learnings join the open connectome. Ask a question and get answers cited to real brains — identifiers inked out, sources still pointed to, always your choice to join.
public by choice