How Dr. DNicole reaches the IEXDG Brain from her phone: capture a thought, hear the brief, decide on the move. Android-first, because her phone is Android. The system is built and live; this is the record that was missing.
A meeting insight at 11am dies in phone notes. She wants to know what is urgent and has to walk to the Mac. A voice memo while driving is lost. Decisions sit about 24 hours because the Brain is a place she visits.
Three taps capture a thought into the Brain by 11:01. A voice note is transcribed and routed before she arrives. The morning brief is on her home screen. Decision latency drops under one hour.
Checked against the running brain today. The system is real, behind the existing Caddy bearer auth, no new auth surface.
Android, not iPhone. No App Store, no iOS Shortcut. It installs from Chrome and behaves like a native app.
Mobile-first HTML, records audio via the MediaRecorder API, works offline via a service worker, one endpoint that also runs on her Mac and Robert's Windows. Single cross-platform surface.
She messages a bot, the capture flows to the Brain. Native Android, free, lowest friction, about a 2-hour build if the PWA install ever trips her up.
Android automation, a one-tap home shortcut to record and POST. MacroDroid is free; Tasker is a few dollars.
"Hey Google, capture this thought" triggers a webhook to the Brain. Native, free, voice-first. Notion mobile plus a 5-minute poller is the no-new-infra option.
Locked May 1 as a five-phase, gated build (about 20 to 25 hours of work). Most shipped. The open items below are from the May 18 Android-edition audit.
The Brain Dashboard PWA at /m (read-parity Pulse, the mobile-readable dashboard she asked for), the Quick Capture PWA, the brief and decide surfaces, the voice round trip with Whisper and the Claude classifier, notion_get_page, the Android shortcuts, captures direct to Notion, the decision-aging escalator.
Final on-device QA on her actual Android (open /m, confirm the Pulse, approve a draft, and turn on alerts to receive one); publish-now from the phone (deliberately held, approve-and-schedule covers the safe case); on-phone caption editing; routing decision responses to a dedicated decisions home rather than the corrections log.