Seed anything. Grow ideas.
A private app for the half-ideas you would otherwise lose.
Save any thought, link, or photo in one tap, without sorting. When you are stuck, Loam hands your own material back and asks the question that unlocks it.
Free. Opens in your browser, nothing to download.
What would you build if the complaint were load-bearing?
One question that connects two of your notes. The idea is yours to make.
A line you liked. A link worth keeping. A photo of a page. A voice note in the car. Drop it in one tap and never sort it again.
A line you liked.
Streaks, reminders, and loss aversion as retention mechanics.
A link worth keeping.
Good design gets out of the way. When it works, you stop noticing it.
A page you shot, read with OCR.
"The brain does not store the idea you failed to capture. It moves on." Loam is the place to catch every one of them before it goes.
From the Hypercreative method on working under pressureAny fragment goes in with one tap. No tags, no folders, ever. Capture has to cost almost nothing, so you never stop doing it.
In the background, a photo goes through OCR, a voice note is transcribed, a link is summarized. You do nothing. Nothing to organise.
Pose a real problem. Loam brings your own notes back, near and far, each turned into a question. Including something you had forgotten.
Type the problem you are stuck on. Loam surfaces your own saved notes, some close to the problem and some far from it, and turns them into one question that connects them. It never writes the idea for you, so the breakthrough stays yours.
Solving is what AI is for. So one tap builds a prompt with your related seeds already inside it, ready to paste into ChatGPT, Claude, or whatever you use. The answer comes back built from your own ideas, and you start the conversation from there, not from a blank page.
You are my thinking partner. My problem:
"How do I get new users to stick around?"
Built from my own saved material:
A notes app stores what you save and leaves it there. Loam is the one that hands it back, at the moment a real problem needs it.
Capture in one tap. Sort nothing, ever.
Text, links, photos, voice, a whole notes file split into many.
It only ever returns what you fed it, as questions.
No generic answers, no scores, no AI slop. Only your own material.
Export your bank whole or delete everything, anytime.
Plant a seed anywhere. It syncs when you are back.
The hard part was never having ideas. It was having one ready when it counts.