Capture layer
Get it out of your head, fast.
Most tasks die before they are ever written down, because writing them down properly is friction. Capture removes the friction. Type the way you think and Didi does the tidying.
The friction is the bug
The moment you have to stop, pick a project, choose a priority, and set a due date just to record a thought, you have already lost half the thoughts. They stay in your head, and your head is a bad database. It loses things quietly and reminds you at 2am.
Capture is built on one belief: there should be zero excuses for not capturing. So it takes whatever you throw at it, a one-line brain dump or a messy paragraph of meeting notes, and turns it into real tasks with sensible titles, due dates, and priorities. You do the thinking out loud. Didi does the structuring.
What you can throw at it
Open Quick Capture and paste a wall of notes, and Didi reads it for the actual asks and turns them into tasks. Dump five half-formed to dos in a single line and it splits them apart. Drop in the notes from a call and it pulls out the commitments you made and leaves the context behind as the description.
Nothing is locked in. Everything Capture creates is an ordinary task you can rename, reschedule, reprioritize, or delete. The point was never to be clever. The point was to make sure the thought survived the trip from your head to the list.
Where it lives
Capture does not send you to a chat window. It shows up inside Quick Capture, the same fast entry surface you already reach for, so recording a task never means leaving the app to have a conversation about it. That is the rule behind every Didi layer: if you have to leave your work to use the AI, the AI is in the wrong place. Read more about that in Didi’s four layers.
Frequently asked questions
What is Didi's Capture layer?
Capture is the ToDidIt AI layer that turns a brain dump, a one-line note, or messy meeting notes into structured tasks with sensible titles, due dates, and priorities, so a thought survives the trip from your head to your list.
Where does Capture run in ToDidIt?
Inside Quick Capture, the same fast entry surface you already use. It does not open a separate chat window, so capturing a task never means leaving your work to have a conversation about it.
What can I paste into Capture?
A wall of meeting notes, several half-formed to-dos on a single line, or the notes from a call. Capture reads it for the actual asks, splits them into separate tasks, and keeps the surrounding context as the description.
Can I edit the tasks Capture creates?
Yes. Everything Capture makes is an ordinary task you can rename, reschedule, reprioritize, or delete. Nothing is locked in.