About Magpie
I keep figuring things out in Claude and then they’re just... gone.
I’d have a great conversation, work through something real, and the next day I’d start a new chat with none of that context. My best thinking kept disappearing into chat history.
I tried keeping notes. But I’d spend more time organizing them than actually using them. And when I finally sat down to write, I couldn’t find any of it anyway.
So I built Magpie.
You save ideas from Claude. Voice notes, half-formed thoughts, things you want to come back to. Magpie organizes everything automatically. And when you sit down to write, Claude already has what you need. You don’t go looking for your notes. They’re just there.
I started recording voice notes too, and that changed things. When I type a thought I get one sentence. When I talk it through, I end up somewhere I didn’t expect. Magpie keeps your exact words, so nothing gets cleaned up or polished away.
How we think about AI
Your words come first.
Magpie keeps what you actually said. It adds folders, tags, and titles so Claude can find things later, but it never rewrites your voice.
You own everything.
Your notes live in GitHub as plain text files. Not in our database. You can see them, read them, take them anywhere.
Organization should be invisible.
You shouldn’t have to decide where an idea goes before you’ve finished having it. Save it, Magpie handles the rest. Zero setup. It learns as you go.
About me
Magpie is built by Rebecca Spitzer. Product leader, builder, mom of two. Writing about motherhood, creativity, and modern work on Substack.
If your best ideas keep slipping away, Magpie might help.
Try Magpie freeFree to start. 25 notes per month, no credit card required.