Every tool, and what it’s for.
Thirteen tools, grouped by the three things Stilou does. Each one is useful on its own — and each one gets better because the others are feeding the same memory.
Stilou is a macOS app containing thirteen tools across three stages: eight capture tools (dictation, the Deck, rewrites, screenshots, notes, Halo, meeting notes and the Stash), the Brain and Signals for connecting what you captured, and Neo, Chat and Cadence for acting on it. All of it runs on your Mac, with an offline Private mode.
The doors.
Eight ways to catch a moment, chosen by whichever one is nearest your hand at the time.
Dictation
Speak, and it lands as finished text in any Mac app.
Like Wispr Flow — but it lands in a brainCaptureThe Deck
⌥Space over any selection — clean up, tone, translate, prompt.
Every action, on one keyCaptureRewrites
Fix the sentence without losing the person who wrote it.
Like Grammarly — but it writes like youCaptureScreenshots
Every screen you grab becomes searchable by what's inside it.
The screenshots folder that reads itselfCaptureNotes & Ideas
One keystroke to keep a thought, and no filing afterwards.
Apple Notes minus the filingCaptureHalo
A ring of actions at your cursor, in any app.
Right-click, but it knows the contextCaptureJoey
Meeting notes with no bot in the call.
Like Granola — but it joins the rest of your brainCaptureThe Stash
Every ⌘C kept, instead of overwriting the last one.
Clipboard history your assistant can readThe middle.
Where captured material stops being a pile and starts being a picture.
The output.
What the picture is actually for, once there is one.