Til Morning

You wake at 2am with something you can't let go of. Reaching for a normal notes app means a bright screen, the time, and an hour you don't get back.

Til Morning is one button in the dark. Tap it, say what's in your head, and let go. The screen stays near-black, there is no clock anywhere in the app, and nothing else asks for your attention.

In the morning the app changes face. Everything you said is there in daylight, transcribed and timestamped, ready to deal with when you actually can.

AT NIGHT
- Opens straight to a listening screen: near-black, red-tinted, no white light
- Say it and put the phone down. Or type, if you'd rather
- One soft tick of haptic confirms it's safe. "Saved, til morning"
- No clock, no list, no settings, nothing to read

IN THE MORNING
- Your night notes, transcribed and waiting in a calm inbox
- Keep it, snooze it, share it onward, or let it go. One tap each
- A gentle summary notification that tells you how many, never what you said
- A morning widget with last night's notes at a glance

INSTANT CAPTURE
- A home screen widget you tap once to start speaking
- A Quick Settings tile, so it's one swipe away in the dark
- Long-press the app icon for the same shortcut

YOURS, PRIVATELY
- Transcribed on your phone by Android's own speech recognition
- The app has no internet permission at all. Nothing you say can leave your device
- No account. No sign-up. No analytics
- Export any note, or all of them, as Markdown whenever you like

Free to capture, for as long as you use it.

Til Morning doesn't want your attention. It wants you back asleep.