Get it out of your head. Hillside files it for you.
However it comes out — a full sentence, a fragment, a half-thought on your way out the door. The grocery that's gone by the time you're home, the gate code, the thing the kids need Friday. Type it or say it, and each one lands where it belongs. No sorting.
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It's scattered right now: half in your head, half texted to your partner, the rest in three apps you have to remember to open. Even a perfect to-do app still makes you do the filing. Hillside doesn't. It's the one shared place you just say the thing — and it does the sorting your brain shouldn't have to.
Jumbled is fine
Groceries, a to-do, the dentist at 3, even a photo of the receipt from the store — jumbled together. Hillside reads the photo right on your phone, pulls each thread apart and sends it where it goes — no list to pick, no category. Guessed wrong? Open it and move it in a tap.
Email it in
Forward an email or BCC a receipt to your household's Hillside address and it lands in the same place everything else does — pulled apart and filed, no app to open.
Just tell Siri
Hands full, halfway out the door? Say “Hey Siri, add to Hillside” — or “capture in Hillside” — then say the thing. It's caught and filed without unlocking your phone or opening the app.
Waiting where you'll look
Groceries on the shopping list. To-dos in one searchable place. Say “soccer Saturday at 9,” and one tap drops it on your calendar — no form, no fiddling with the date. Nothing to dig for.
A quiet nudge before tomorrow
Switch on the evening email and Hillside sends a short list of what's due tomorrow — plus anything you've let slip. Off until you turn it on, one tap to stop.
One memory, the whole house
It lives in the household, not on one phone. Your partner adds something from the store and it's there before you've found your shoes. Everyone sees the same thing, anyone can fix it — the mental load stops being one person's job.
Ask it out loud
Connect it to Claude and just talk — “what can I make in 30 minutes with what's in the house?”, “remember the gate code is 4321,” “we're out of butter” — and it reads and updates your home for you, hands-free.
A peek inside
