Real value from your own things, without giving any of them up. midden runs on your device, with no account and no server of ours. What you keep, and what it works out from it, is yours alone.
midden is our kick at something simple: bringing you value without you selling what you put in. Your thoughts should be your own. So midden isn't a service. It does its thinking on your device, and what you do in it is only there to help you.
Filmed in midden itself, on a made-up heap.
A midden is a heap nobody sorted: the pile archaeologists dig through, years later, to learn how people lived.
Most of what we save is like that. A link to read later, a screenshot of a receipt, a note at midnight. Filing it all is a chore nobody keeps up. So don't. Keep it, and let midden do the digging.
Nobody plans this. You're deep in something, it stalls, and other work piles on top. While it lasted, you dropped things on the pile as they came. That was enough.
A photo of the whiteboardreads the words off the photoAsk the way you'd ask yourself.
You already have a midden
Drop in your Pocket export, your Google Keep notes or your bookmarks. Everything lands in the year you saved it, so you start with a decade of layers, not an empty box.
Then midden reads back what came up. If you change your mind, you can take the whole dig back out.
Everything you've kept, laid out by what it has in common. Things that are alike sit together, with nobody sorting them.
midden tells you why something came up, and says when it isn't sure.
close in meaning or the words that matched, on the card.
Weaker matches stay folded away, marked midden is less sure about these.
Tags are yours. midden offers, and never files anything for you.
$>100@Dave#recipessite:from:bookmarksis:unreadis:unseen
Things that shouldn't be in the pile
Save a password in a note and midden says so, then offers to move it into the hoard, the locked side of midden.
It's a set of rules and it can miss things. No flag doesn't mean something is safe to leave out.
Gather it up
Tag what belongs and consolidate it. Notes, links, screenshots and voice notes from those weeks become a single card, each one kept as it is.
Nothing is lost, and you can take it apart again whenever you like.
Forgotten things that connect to what you saved in the last few days, brought back.
On anything, repeating if you like, on your computer and your phone.
Share anything into midden on Android, then search it and sync it with your computer.
Send things to people you've added, sealed for them, through your own Drive.
Your money pays for midden. What you put in stays yours.
