Get Brain – Web version

What is it to have a brain?

Get Brain is an AI-powered personal note-taking and knowledge management tool, developed as an upgraded version of the original Get Notes; it emphasizes ease of memorization, easy retrieval, and simplicity of use.

The user simply needs to speak, take photos, paste content, or type; the AI will organize this information into notes and use it to answer questions within the personal knowledge base.

Main functions

• Speech shorthand with automatic organization.
• Transcription and summary of meeting recordings.
• Take a photo for recognition and generate notes.
• Save web pages and short video links.
• Create a plain text note.
• Search through all notes using natural language.
• AI Q&A based on a knowledge base.
• Develop ideas, provide feedback on them, and question them.
• Refine notes and create content.
• Organize tags, topics, and knowledge bases.
• Automatically save and manage notes through OpenAPI.
• Access MCP, CLI, and AI Skills.

Supported platforms

Which users are it suitable for

• Student: Keep records of courses and learning materials.
• Working professionals: Organizing meetings and tasks.
• Content creators: Save inspiration and materials.
• Researchers: Create a database of personal profiles.
• Reading users: Archive book excerpts and reflections.
• Knowledge blogger: Managing long-term content assets.
• Developer: Automatic import and retrieval of notes.
• Users receive: course subscriptions and live broadcast summaries.

Get a tutorial on using the brain

1. Download the app or open the web version.
2. Log in to your account using your phone number.
3. Select text, voice, image, or link records.
4. Required permissions are granted during the first recording.
5. State the full background and the key points that need to be recorded.
6. Waiting for AI transcription and organization.
7. Check names, numbers, and technical terms.
8. Add tags and select the knowledge base.
9. Search for past notes using natural language.
10. Let AI summarize, comment, or ask follow-up questions.
11. Save the insights as a new note.
12. Share or export content as needed.
13. Regularly remove duplicate and invalid records.
14. Check member benefits and storage rights.
15. Confirm the privacy boundaries before using sensitive data.

Four common recording methods

How to use meeting recordings

1. Participants are informed that recording is in progress before the meeting begins.
2. Place the device in a location where the signal is clear.
3. Check the microphone permissions and available space.
4. Start recording and assign a topic to the meeting.
5. Wait for the transcription after the meeting ends.
6. Verify the speaker, numbers, and decisions.
7. Check whether the AI summary omits any objections.
8. Organize the responsible persons and deadlines.
9. Share the minutes with authorized members.
10. Delete unnecessary audio files according to the established procedure.

How AI makes use of personal notes

AI can search through all notes or a specific knowledge base to help users find information, summarize topics, and connect different records together.

• Replace vague keywords with specific questions.
• The answer is required to indicate the relevant notes.
• Check the original text for important conclusions.
• Distinguish between personal records and external knowledge.
• Do not treat AI predictions as facts.
• Establish stable tags to improve recall quality.

Get the member price for the brain version.

On the official purchase page, the actual amount due is displayed only after logging in with a mobile phone number; the public page does not provide a complete and reliable list of package prices.

Do not use third-party invitation codes, historical pricing for past promotions, or the prices from the old version of Get Notes; the final price will be determined based on the settlement page after logging in officially.

OpenAPI capabilities

API Integration Tutorial

1. Verify that the account has member privileges.
2. Go to the open platform to create an application.
3. Save the API Key, which is displayed only once.
4. Save the Client ID at the same time.
5. Place the credentials in server-side environment variables.
6. First, call the list or test interface.
7. Record the task ID after saving the notes.
8. Polling for the results of asynchronous tasks.
9. Confirmation is added for updates and deletions.
10. Handle frequency limits and error retries.
11. The full key is hidden in the log.
12. Regularly rotate and revoke old credentials.

MCP, CLI, and Skill

Data and Privacy

• Obtain the participants’ consent before recording the meeting.
• Hidden accounts and chat privacy are shown in the screenshot.
• Do not upload customer data without authorization.
• Check the audio and attachments before sharing the notes.
• The API employs the principle of least privilege and ensures secure storage.
• Confirm the recycle bin and recovery rules before deletion.
• Independent backups of critical data are maintained.

Is it open source?

The brain platform itself is not an open-source tool; to date, no complete source code for the official product has been made available publicly.

The Obsidian synchronization tool on GitHub is a community-driven project; before using it, it is necessary to review the code as well as the way in which permissions and credentials are handled.

Product advantages

• The entry fields support text, images, and links.
• AI automates organization, reducing the burden of taking notes.
• You can ask questions and get answers in all personal notes.
• It covers the Web, mobile devices, and desktops.
• It provides OpenAPI, MCP, CLI, and Skill.
• It allows connecting to content and personal knowledge.

Usage restrictions

• The public page does not display the full member price.
• Features such as OpenAPI require a membership.
• Speech and OCR may produce errors.
• AI summaries may miss key information.
• The content uploaded relates to privacy and copyright.
• Third-party synchronization tools are not official products.
• The platform itself is not open source.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the relationship between getting the brain and obtaining notes?

Get Brain is an upgraded version of the original Get notes product; the original recording cards and membership benefits are transferred and linked in accordance with the official rules.

What recording methods are supported by the brain?

It supports the recording of text, voice, meetings, photos, and links; AI is used for transcription, extraction, and organization.

Is there a web version available for the brain?

Yes, it is available for iOS, Android, HarmonyOS, macOS, Windows, WeChat mini-programs, and browser extensions.

How much does it cost to become a \"Brain Member\"?

The public purchase page does not display a fixed price; it is necessary to log in using a mobile phone number in order to see the current plan, duration, benefits, and the amount due.

Does the brain provide an API?

It allows notes to be saved, searched, updated, deleted, and shared; it also enables access to a knowledge base, but this requires corresponding membership privileges.

Can the brain be connected to MCP?

Yes, the official documentation provides ways to integrate MCP, CLI, and Skill, making it suitable for using notes in AI tools or automation scripts.

Is GetBrain an open-source tool?

No, the platform itself is not open source; the Obsidian synchronization project on GitHub is a community tool, not the official product code.