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HeapFile Mobile

Capture now. Let desktop HeapFile do the heavy work.

This browser surface stores quick captures on this device and shows selected recall and desktop handoff. Native iOS and Android distribution follows store approval; account sign-in and cloud-backed features use entitlement checks through heapfile.com.

Mobile capture

Send a thought into HeapFile

Captures in this demo stay in the browser on this device. Cloud sync requires a configured service, a HeapFile account, explicit sign-in, and entitlement checks.

Queued locally

Capture queue

Account

Cloud-backed mobile features use your HeapFile account. This demo stores captures locally; Premium cloud sync and smart handoff require deployed services and paid entitlement checks.

Recall

Selected brain items and source-backed reminders require configured services. Sensitive local-only desktop memory remains opt-in for cloud sync.

Capture

Capture notes and links in this browser. File and voice capture depend on a supported client; preparing captures for desktop requires a configured handoff path.

Handoff

Desktop handoff requires a configured relay. Desktop remains the place for local MCP and browser-backed work automation.

Honest parity line

Mobile is a companion, not the full runtime.

Phones are great for capture, recall, and approvals. Desktop is still required for local stdio MCP, local browser profiles, desktop app automation, and full organization connector workflows.

  1. Same account. Create or sign in through heapfile.com before cloud-backed mobile features unlock.
  2. Selective sync. When sync is enabled, you choose what brain content moves from local to cloud.
  3. Cloud relay. Paid sync, storage tiers, device registration, and handoff events require deployed and entitled services.
  4. Desktop completion. The workstation handles MCP, connectors, and heavy local context work.

Browser capture

Try HeapFile capture in your mobile browser.

Local browser capture is available now. Account creation stays on heapfile.com. Native app distribution begins after Apple and Google approval, and cloud services remain account-entitled.

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