blurt is a blank canvas for the lines you'd otherwise lose. Its onboarding earns trust step by step and rehearses the one moment that matters: an idea, one hand, seconds before it fades. Same process below, rendered in three candidate design systems — switch them above and walk the phone through it.
Your words never leave this device. There is no account to create.
Type it, say it, shoot it, pick it, or draw it — every way in lands on the same canvas.
Keep blurt one gesture away — add it to your Home Screen.
Applied as you tap. Change it anytime.
One screen, one line. No feature tour.
The encryption key is created in front of you — a demonstration, not a claim. No accounts exist.
Capture one real line now. It's genuinely kept — the first node of the canvas, and the muscle memory the product depends on.
Add to Home Screen, offered once, never re-nagged. blurt only works if it's one gesture away.
Three writing surfaces — light, ink, sand — applied live. Personalization through design, no mascots.
Straight into the canvas. From here the app never explains itself again.
Whatever form the idea arrives in, there's a one-gesture way to keep it — and every way lands on the same canvas, encrypted on your device.
A glimpse is one line caught before it fades — written, spoken, or a photo with a sentence tethered to it. Nothing is titled, nothing is filed. These nine feed the graph below.
Twenty-two glimpses and the people, places, themes and tones they touch — live, in the selected design system. Hover to trace, click to read. Four lenses reorganize the same canvas.