threadvm.

THREADVM · A WORLDVM EXPERIMENT

Good notes.
Better next steps.

A place for unfinished thoughts, with an assistant that helps you make something of them.

Capture a thought. Follow an idea. Find the next step. Keep the parts that help, and leave the rest behind.

Your notes stay in your browser. The demo uses local suggestions.

A NOTE IS A BEGINNING

You captured
the thought.
Now what?

We write things down so we won’t lose them. Meeting notes. A stray idea. A question we’re not ready to answer.

Then they sit there. The good bit gets buried. The next step never quite becomes a next step.

ThreadVM gives those thoughts somewhere to go. Start with an outline. Nest a detail, fold a tangent, follow a question. When you’re ready, ask an assistant to help you find the shape of it.

Your notes are the starting point. You decide where they go next.

FROM A THOUGHT TO A NEXT STEP

A small loop.
A lot of room to think.

  1. 01

    Write it down.

    Catch a thought before it gets away. Paste meeting notes, add a question, or start with a single line.

    Quick capture · editable notes · Markdown export

  2. 02

    Follow the thread.

    Nest related ideas. Fold the details. Give the thread an intention, so the notes have something to work toward.

    Nested blocks · folding · tasks · search

  3. 03

    Choose what’s next.

    Ask for a summary, action items, or open questions. Follow the sources, then keep or dismiss the suggestion.

    Sourced suggestions · human review · original notes preserved

HELP THAT YOU CAN CHECK

The assistant proposes.
You keep the pen.

Suggestions come with a path back to your notes. They wait for your review, and become a separate section only when you choose to keep them.

If the notes change while you’re reviewing, ThreadVM asks for a fresh suggestion. Your original thinking stays intact.

Built on the WorldVM primitives →

TRY IT WITH A THOUGHT OF YOUR OWN

Make a little
sense of the mess.

Open a sample thread, capture a note, and see what comes next.

Open ThreadVM

Or run it locally.

From a checkout of the WorldVM repository:

pnpm dev:threadvm

Connect an AI provider through server-side settings to go beyond the local demo.

An early, browser-local exploration. The hosted demo saves notes on this device and uses deterministic suggestions; there are no accounts or sync yet.