distill
EARLY ACCESS BETA — FREE TO USE

youforgot95%
of
whatyoureadlastyear.

distill captures your perspective — not highlights, not summaries — after every book, podcast, or article. then surfaces it back when your thinking has had time to shift.

how it works

free to start. no highlights. no AI. just your thinking.

perspective
layer 01
active recall
1start a session
2consume something
3write what you think
1start a session
2consume something
3write what you think

built for
intentional focus.

start a session

tell distill what you're about to read, watch, or listen to. it takes 10 seconds.

write what stuck

when you're done, write what you actually think. no prompts, no AI — just you.

your library grows

every reflection you write lives here. search it, revisit it, watch it grow.

old thoughts come back

weeks later, a past reflection resurfaces. you'll be surprised how your thinking changed.

simple pricing

reclaim your space

find clarity in the chaos

Beta Access

everything you need to start thinking

free
10 deep sessions per month
unlimited quick captures
personal search library
basic streak tracking
spaced resurfacing
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Pro

unlimited everything

coming soon
unlimited deep sessions
unlimited perspective layers
layer from your library anytime
lifetime resurfacing schedule
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collect everything.

questions you might have

i already have a note-taking app. how is this different?+
note-taking apps store information. distill is a thinking tool — it makes you process what you consumed and resurfaces your past thinking so it compounds over time.
what if i don't have time?+
each reflection takes about 2 minutes. if you had time to read the book or watch the video, you have time to write one paragraph about it.
is my data private?+
yes. your reflections are private by default. you own your data and can export it as markdown or json at any time.
do i need to pay?+
no. you get 10 deep sessions per month for free. quick reflections are always unlimited.

you scrolled through 10,000 posts this month. how many made you think?

you are not
an algorithm.

start thinking →