You're building with Claude, ChatGPT, Replit and a dozen other AI tools. The work is spread across 40 tabs and three windows. Humble keeps track of it all — so your brain doesn't have to.
No credit card. No sign-up wall. Works in under a minute.
ADHD brains are brilliant at starting work. The hard part is finding it again, remembering what you were doing, and knowing how long things actually take. When you're vibe coding across five AI tools, that problem gets worse — fast.
47 tabs. Three windows. You know the conversation exists somewhere, but finding it means opening every tab until something looks right.
You find the conversation — but can't remember what you were doing, what decision you made, or what the next step was. So you start over.
Was that 20 minutes or 3 hours? You can't estimate how long things take because you don't know how long they took last time.
You've done a mountain of work this week but couldn't list what. Important conversations decay silently — abandoned, not finished.
This is your browser right now, isn't it?
Humble lives in your browser sidebar. It quietly keeps track of where you're working and gives you a single place to see everything — with notes, time info, and gentle nudges when important work goes stale.
Every time you work in Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini or other AI tools, Humble keeps track of the conversation — what it's about, where it is, how long you spent there. No manual entry. No tagging. It just works quietly alongside you.
Coming soonPop open the sidebar on any page, jot a quick note — "waiting on API key" or "next: wire up the auth callback." When you come back (tomorrow, next week), the note is right there. The extension icon even changes colour so you know past-you left a message.
Live todayAfter a few days of inactivity, Humble surfaces a gentle nudge: "Your API auth conversation hasn't been touched in 5 days — you spent about 2 hours on it." Resume, let it go, or snooze. No guilt. Just a check-in.
Coming soonA timeline of every project you've worked on, how long you spent, and what notes you left. Finally, a view of your progress that builds itself.
Coming soonHumble doesn't bombard you with notifications. It waits until something that matters looks like it's slipping away, then asks once. You decide what happens next.
Your "API auth flow" conversation in Claude hasn't been touched in 5 days. You spent about 2 hours on it.
Your note: "Next step — wire up the callback URL and test with staging env"
"Let it go" is there on purpose. ADHD brains carry guilt about unfinished work. Sometimes the most productive thing you can do is give yourself permission to stop.
At the end of the week, you can actually see what you worked on. Not what you planned. What you did. Humble puts this together for you automatically — no manual entry needed.
Time blindness makes it nearly impossible to estimate future work because you don't have a sense of past work. Humble quietly keeps track of time per conversation, so when someone asks "how long will the auth integration take?" you can say "about 4 hours — that's what the last one took" instead of guessing.
No timers to start. No timers to stop. No guilt about forgetting. It just works, and the information is there when you need it.
Humble organises your conversations across the AI tools you already use. Plus it works with Notion, Airtable and more for keeping your information together.
"Finally a tool that doesn't punish me for how my brain works. It just quietly catches everything I'd otherwise lose."— Built by ADHD brains, for ADHD brains
All data is encrypted. We never use your data to train AI models. No cross-user data sharing. Your work stays private to you — Humble only syncs what you choose. CASA Tier II certified.
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