Scraps

Scraps treats ideas the way a physical sketchbook does: unfinished, messy, and worth keeping anyway. Instead of forcing you into a document or a note-taking hierarchy, it gives you an open canvas where you scatter thoughts, screenshots, sketches, photos, and voice memos as individual scraps. Because the format is loose, capturing something takes seconds, which matters when inspiration arrives mid-commute or in the middle of another project.

The AI layer is what separates it from a plain whiteboard. Scraps scans your canvas for relationships you may not have noticed, offers Spark Shuffle and Spark Mixing to recombine pieces of different ideas, and lets you chat with an assistant about a scrap or pull up similar material you saved months ago. There is also a card-based mode for discussing and developing a single idea in more depth, with AI able to question and extend what you have written.

The product positions itself as a companion for creative thinkers — artists, designers, startup founders, and marketers — and pairs the web canvas with a mobile app for on-the-go capture via TestFlight. It is currently in beta, free to use during that period, and access is granted by approval after you request it.