A black box for your judgment.

After every meeting, call, or hard decision, record a 30-second reflection. Yaplore weaves them into a living mind graph — so you can finally replay why you thought what you thought.

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30s: per reflection
1: graph, yours alone
∞: replayable past selves

Yesterday, 2:41 pm

I was wrong about Priya's read on the deal.

3 months ago

Hiring for grit over polish. Still holds.

The gap nobody fills

You have a camera roll for your face. Nothing for your mind.

Every day you make hundreds of small judgment calls — about people, priorities, risks. A week later, none of it is retrievable. Not your reasoning, not your hesitation, not the moment you almost changed your mind.

Yaplore captures the residue: a 30-second voice note, right after the moment. Then it does the hard part — connecting today's you to every past you who thought about the same thing.

Built to disappear into your day.

Tap. Speak. Move on.

One button, one breath. Talk for up to 30 seconds. No prompts, no journaling anxiety. The friction is the feature — it stays short.

The graph listens.

On-device transcription pulls out people, decisions, and beliefs. New thoughts snap onto the threads they belong to — never a folder in sight.

Replay your reasoning.

Ask 'what did I actually think about Priya last quarter?' and hear yourself — in your own voice — three months ago, six months ago, and today.

Manifesto

"The unexamined life is not worth living."The problem is examination has always required sitting down. We're building the version that fits between two meetings.

Join the first 1,000 minds.

Private beta on iOS this fall. No feed. No streaks. Just you and your past selves.