Every way something gets into the log.
What’s built, and what isn’t. A door that isn’t there is worse than one that was never listed.
By hand, from wherever you arethe same box, reached six ways · every one ends in the same one-line receipt
The boxon the logType or paste. One line or a whole chapter — the same box, the same action.
Full screenon nowNothing on the screen but the box. Talk, type, or drop something in.
Talkthe microphone in either composerIt records, uploads and transcribes on arrival. The words become the entry and the audio is kept.
Files, photos, videodrag in, paste, or pickEach is placed by its own clock and checked against what your device sent — see what’s safe to clear.
On your phoneadded to the home screenOpen neolog in the phone’s browser and add it. It opens straight into now.
The share sheetAndroid and desktop Chrome · iOS not yetOnce it is on the home screen, neolog appears in any app’s Share. What you share lands in the box, ready to go in.
On their ownnothing is connected, and nothing listens
Hands-free from earbudsnot builtNothing listens. There is no always-on capture and no wake word.
Forwarding by emailnot builtThere is no inbox address to forward to.
Camera roll, calendar, messagesnot builtNo automatic source is connected. When one is, SPEC §1 governs it: explicit, per-source, revocable, and turned on only after showing the first ten real things it would take. Nothing records silently.
Off means nothing new arrives from that door. It never means “remove what already came” — nothing on the log is removed by turning a way in off.
None of these is a different product. They are doors to one box, and every one of them ends in the same one-line receipt.
Everything already recorded is a way in too — the
relog puts what you said in three hundred existing recordings onto the log, at the second you said it.
Eight doors, one receipt. However something gets in — typed, spoken, shared, forwarded — what comes back is the same single line saying what happened, and one undo. Nothing asks a question at the moment of input.