Sparked captures every idea the moment it hits — the emotion, the inspiration, the situation that produced it — then helps you build it into finished work without losing what made it meaningful. The MVP is open to a small group of test pilots right now. Apply below.
The founder wrote his first book — 148,000 words — from fragments captured on a phone over a couple of years. Text notes. Voice memos. Gmail drafts. Ideas hit at the worst times: driving, showering, 3am.
The painful part wasn't the writing. It was reconstructing what the idea meant. The voice transcripts came back as word salad. The text notes made no sense without the context that produced them. Hundreds of hours lost trying to remember why a fragment felt important.
Sparked is the tool he built to stop losing his own work. Then it became clear every other creator needed it too.
"AI should never remove creativity from those experiencing life." — Shawn Cosner, Founder
When you save a Spark, Sparked captures the idea AND the state that produced it: the emotion you were in, the activity you were doing, the source that triggered it, the time of day. That context becomes a retrieval cue — the same way smelling a place can return you to a memory in full.
Months later when you come back to that fragment, you don't see a dead transcript. You see what made it matter. Your brain reconstructs the creative state. The work continues from where the spark actually started.
This is neuroscience-grounded design, not a productivity feature: capture and evaluation use different brain networks. Sparked separates them on purpose so they stop interfering with each other.
The MVP is the Kindling Collector — the moment you stop losing your work. Bring your existing scattered material:
Sparked turns each one into a structured Spark — with type (Book, Song, App, Recipe, 25 others), emotion, context, and a place in your evolving project tree. From there, the Forge helps you assemble Sparks into Masters and finish the work.
Mobile and web, dark theme, magic-link access — no new account required.
This is for you if:
This is NOT for you if:
In return: if something breaks, tell us. If something works, tell us why. That's the deal.