You catch it
One box, no title, no folder, no tags. Offline it waits on the device and goes out when you are back. That is the whole interaction.
Idea capture that files itself
Catch it before
it's gone.
Write the thought down and let it go. Overnight, Gallra works out what your sparks are about, grows the categories itself, and tells you when the same idea has circled back often enough to be a chain.
Free forever. Everything included, on both plans.
How it works
Three seconds of effort. Gallra handles the rest.
It sorts itself
Every spark is read and placed in one of your own categories. Enough leaning the same way grows a new one; anything uncertain waits in one short review queue, never a backlog.
Chains accumulate on their own
When sparks in a category keep circling one subject, Gallra proposes a chain. You approve it or you do not. Nothing is filed by you, ever.
The four views
The same pile-up, read
four different ways.
A chain is not a folder and not a to-do list, so it does not get one view. Choose the one that answers what you are actually asking.
Cadence
Is it still alive?
River
What was I thinking?
Plain
Just the list
Field
What is pulling hardest?
Decay
Attention fades. That's allowed.
Every other tool treats a quiet project as a failure to nag you about. Gallra measures the gap between sparks, watches it stretch, and parks the chain on its own - no streak, no red badge, no guilt.
Nothing is deleted. Come back in a year and the pile-up is exactly where you left it, still readable, one tap from revived.
parks itself
12 weeks ago now
Pricing
Everything, on both plans.
Paid just runs faster.
There is no locked feature and no cap. The free plan sorts your sparks every few days; paid sorts them every night, and lets you sort on demand whenever you want.
Free
$0forever
- Unlimited sparks, chains and categories
- Sorted every 3 days
- One "sort now" each week
- Monthly report
Paid
$5per month
or $48 per year - two months free
- Everything in free
- Sorted every night
- Seven "sort now" each week
- Weekly report
New accounts sort every night for their first two weeks, whichever plan they're on.