Idea AI Book

Your ideas deserve a second life.

Idea AI Book is a focused Android workspace for capturing thoughts, organizing them into a real library, finding connections, revisiting neglected notes, and turning rough prompts into editable drafts with Gemini AI.

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Ideas in inbox (1)

Main capture queue. Review ideas and move them forward.

System‹› AI & programming

Local AI text processor

On-device text processing for classifying notes and ideas.

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One idea, many paths

From capture to reflection.

The app is built around the lifecycle of an idea rather than a pile of disconnected notes.

Capture

Drop a thought into the inbox before it disappears.

Organize

Search, filter, favorite, tag and group ideas into folders or projects.

Connect

Explore relationships between ideas instead of treating every note as an island.

Review

Surface neglected ideas and notes that still need a concrete next step.

Develop with AI

Use Gemini-assisted generation to create an editable draft before saving it into the book.

Redesign explorations

Where the experience can go next.

These frames are proposed design explorations, shown as visual direction rather than claims about the current runtime.

Data boundary

Local-first, not local-only.

Core idea persistence is designed around local Android storage. AI-assisted generation and telemetry have separate external-service boundaries, documented openly rather than hidden behind a vague “AI” label.

  • Idea libraryPrimary persistence uses a local Room / SQLite database on the Android device.
  • Gemini AIThe Android client includes direct Google Generative Language API integration for AI-assisted workflows.
  • FirebaseAnalytics, Crashlytics and Performance integrations are present in source; runtime/provider delivery is validated separately.

Read the current privacy & data notes →

Project status

Experimental and actively evolving.

Idea AI Book is under active development. The live Android captures shown above were recorded on 18 September 2026. Redesign explorations are labelled separately and may not match the current runtime exactly. Features, wording and data behavior may continue to evolve.