One place for what matters
Your notes, links, and files. One place to ask.
Save a recommendation, a screenshot, or a booking document. Later, ask “What do I need to know for Jaipur?” Offload brings together related memories from your booking, recommendations, and plans.
Reservation confirmed. Check-in from 2 pm. Check-out by 11 am.
Your noteHotel booking for our November trip.
What time can we check in at the Jaipur hotel?
One place to look
Search your saved notes, links, images, and documents together.
Find details inside files
Offload reads text in images and documents so you can ask about it.
Keep your own note
Add who sent it, why it matters, or what you plan to do.
Ask in your own words
Ask a broad question. You do not need exact titles, names, or keywords.
How it works
Save what matters. Ask when you need it.
The hotel booking is a PDF. The restaurant is a link. Your plans are in a note. Save them in Offload so you have one place to look.
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Add something to keep
Type or speak a note, paste a link, or attach an image or document with a short description.
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Add useful context
“Hotel booking for our Jaipur trip.” Offload reads the file; your note adds the reason you saved it.
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Ask one question
“What do I need to know for Jaipur?” Find related memories across your notes, links, and files.
Everyday moments
Try asking Offload
Offload reads text in images and documents automatically and keeps your notes with them. Ask “What do I need to know for Jaipur?” to bring together the booking, restaurant recommendations, and plans you saved.
“Where should I go to eat in Jaipur?”
“What time is check-in at our Jaipur hotel?”
“Any hiking shoe recommendations?”
“What did we decide about the kitchen?”
“Remind me to book the table tomorrow at 6 pm.”
“What can I cook quickly?”
Common questions
Want to know more?
What kinds of information can I save?
Offload supports typed or dictated text, URLs, JPEG, PNG, GIF, PDF, DOC, DOCX, TXT, Markdown, tasks, and reminders. It does not currently accept video or audio attachments.
Do I need to organize everything into folders?
No. Ask what you need in your own words. Offload finds connected memories without needing the exact wording you saved.
Can Offload search inside screenshots, photos, and documents?
Yes. Offload reads text in images and documents automatically. Your note stays with the file. Clear text works best; check important details in the original.
Does one place mean unlimited storage?
No. Storage and file limits still apply. Keep separate backups of anything important.
Can I search across different formats?
Yes. A question like “What do I need for my trip?” can bring together related memories from your notes, links, images, and documents.
Does Offload answer from the public web?
No. Offload answers from information you saved in it. If it cannot find the answer there, it should say so.
What should I review?
- You can attach one JPEG, PNG, GIF, PDF, Word, text, or Markdown file per memory, up to 10 MiB.
- Video and audio file uploads are not supported. You can speak a note and edit the resulting text.
- Blurry images and hard-to-read documents can lead to missed details.
- Ask needs Pro. If the answer is missing from what you saved, Offload should say so.
- Keep a separate backup of important files.
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