Leave it here.
Open Leave a Thought and start speaking. Reverie listens immediately. Prefer the keyboard? Type, edit, or do a little of both.
A little space for your thoughts.
Leave a thought.
Make room for
tomorrow.
The idea at bedtime. The thing you mustn’t forget. The thought that won’t quite let go.
Say it or type it into Reverie. It’ll be there when you’re ready to come back to it.
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An idea for the weekend: take the long way home and stop at the bookshop.
Out of your head. Here when you need it.
A small, kind habit.
Come back tomorrow.
Choose a reminder time that suits your day. Your thoughts are waiting, clear and easy to read. Need another day? Choose Tomorrow.
Take it from there.
Keep a thought in Notes, share it with someone, or mark it Done. An idea can become something. A passing thought can simply pass.
Thoughtfully at home.
Close at hand.
Easy on the mind.
A quiet place for the things you’d like to put down for a while.
Right where the thought happens.
On Mac, Reverie lives in your menu bar. On iPhone, open it from a widget, a Home Screen quick action, or the Action button on supported models.
From one device to the next.
Leave a thought on your iPhone and return to it on your Mac. Reverie syncs your thoughts through your private iCloud database.
A place for now, not forever.
Thoughts stay in view for 24 hours. Recently Deleted gives you seven days to recover a thought that has left the list. Keep anything you want to hold on to in Notes.
A little about me.
I’m Justin P. Miller, a Pennsylvania lawyer building simple, local-first apps for Apple platforms—the tools I wish existed.
My approach is rooted in joyful computing: software that does one thing well, asks little of you, and leaves you feeling lighter than it found you. Dependability comes first. But clear text, familiar controls, and a little color and personality matter too. Everyday tools should be a pleasure to use.
After years of practicing law, I know how much attention unfinished business can take up. I’m building private, speech-first tools that let you put something down and trust you can return to it later, with typing always welcome.
Reverie is one of those tools. Leave an idea, a reminder, or a nagging thought for your future self. Then get back to your evening.