ideas die in notes.
these ones get built.
dump is a queue between a phone and one Mac. drop a thought, aim it at a project folder, tap run. Claude Code builds it on the Mac while you do something else, and the summary lands back on the phone.
open dump
one person's tool · free · token-locked
how it works
01say it or type itone box. dictation runs on the phone itself, nothing is uploaded.
02aim it at a folderthe Mac scans the projects folder every hour. new ideas can start a fresh folder.
03the Mac picks it upwithin a minute. a snapshot of the folder is taken first, so every run can be undone.
04built, verified, deployedeach item has a deploy switch. a good run ends live, with the summary on the item.
05honest statusqueued, running, done, failed. failures quote the real error. "mac last seen" is always visible.
06undo is a buttonevery run starts from a snapshot. one tap rolls the folder back to it.
why dump exists
the gap was never having ideas. it was the walk to the desk: open the laptop, find the folder, explain the context, babysit the build. by then the idea is cold. the queue removes the walk.
dump used to be a task app. tasks compete with apple notes. a queue that ships competes with nothing in a pocket.
this is a personal tool, built for one Mac. if the link landed with you, it was shared on purpose.
put it on your phone
iphone
open dump in safari → share button → "add to home screen". it becomes an app, icon and all.
android / desktop
open dump in chrome → the install prompt appears in the address bar. one tap.