Capture-native sender, universal receiver
Save the source, shape the first move, and send one calm link that tells the receiver where to begin instead of dumping everything at once.
Capture
The native app will own rapid intake from share sheets, feeds, files, and saved posts.
Shape
The sender chooses one clear first move and keeps the rest for later.
Send
The receiver opens one universal page that feels calm before it feels clever.
Sender runway
The sender flow starts in motion, not at a desk. Save first, shape second, send one useful path before the moment disappears.
Save to inbox
01Raw link, post, note, file, or image.
Turn it into a first move
02Choose the starting point and only the deeper references that matter.
Send one calm page
03Give the receiver direction instead of a pile of context.
Shared object preview
The receiver should feel an immediate hierarchy: what this is, why it matters, and the exact first thing to open.
This turns the bundle of material into a real starting point.
This topic has a lot of surface area, but the first useful move is simple: understand the problem, then open one source that grounds the decision. Everything else can wait until that first pass is done.
What to notice
The note explains why the next source matters.
Why this shape works
Immediate orientation
The first screen should reduce uncertainty before it explains anything else.
Native source preserved
The card wraps the source. It should never pretend to replace it.
Sender memory
Inbox, Drafts, and Sent should make the product more useful every time it is used.
This is the first external source worth reading after the note.
Web link
Source: nextjs.org
Opens in the browser
This becomes useful once the basic create-and-share loop feels right.
Web link
Source: supabase.com
Opens in the browser
What exists now
Web companion
Inbox, Drafts, and Sent now exist as real authenticated routes.
Universal receiver
Shared starts still open as calm web pages, public or private.
Native next
The next major move is capture-first iOS and Android, not more website complexity.
Recent public starts