scraps

Rough ideas rarely arrive in one format.

Scraps is an AI sketchbook for ideation that takes photos, text, audio and sketches and looks for connections between them, so brainstorming starts from everything you have gathered rather than one note at a time.

You drop material onto a canvas, and the AI reads the items together instead of treating each as a separate file.

It acts as a creative partner: it points out links you may not have noticed and helps you develop a half-formed thought further.

The stated goal is to speed up ideation without replacing your own thinking, which is a sensible stance for a tool that sits this close to creative work.

Scraps also doubles as a digital journal.

The more you capture, the more it becomes a personal knowledge base you can return to later.

That makes sense for you if your ideas show up as mixed fragments, such as a photo, a voice note and a quick drawing, and you want them kept in a single place and made sense of over time.

It sits in the office and productivity space, closer to a whiteboard and note taker than a task manager.