
01 · Offload
Sol captures.
Tap. Speak. 10 seconds. Back to what you were doing. Tasks, fragments, instructions — everything enters via the same channel.
Built for where thinking happens — on the hand, silent, always worn.

Tessera + Sol
Tessera turns voice fragments into structured, project-sorted documents — automatically. You speak throughout your day. By evening, your work is 80% done.
Shipping Q4 2026 · Hardware + software
The Gap
Every professional carries unfinished work — pitch decks forming on the commute, client strategies crystallizing between site visits, product specs assembling across meetings. The thinking happens everywhere. But without a channel, the value leaks before a single deliverable lands.
Lost throughput
of thinking for the projects you can't attend to. The output is already happening — in cabs, walks, between meetings.
2 – 3
/ hrs/day
Friction tax
to stop what you're doing and start recording on your phone. 20% of recordings run under 60 seconds. The phone demands you stop. You won't.
14
/ seconds
The missing piece
A channel that doesn’t demand you stop. That’s what’s missing.
How It Works


01 · Offload
Tap. Speak. 10 seconds. Back to what you were doing. Tasks, fragments, instructions — everything enters via the same channel.
Built for where thinking happens — on the hand, silent, always worn.
02 · Sort
A task lands on your action list. A thinking fragment compounds into the right Folio. You don't classify. You don't tag. The system knows which project this belongs to.

03 · Compound
When you finally sit down, the cold start vanishes. The thinking you did across the week already lives here — grown into a structured deliverable. Review it. Edit it. Ship it.

Sol
Sol is a ring — stainless steel and Italian leather, designed to disappear on your hand and reappear when a thought needs a home. Tap to speak. The rest is automatic.
10 ATM water resistant · 4.6g (size 9) · BLE Audio · Sizes US 6–13
The Thesis
We saw the next layer at Plaud. We left to build it.
Built by operators from
Two founders · Years into the problem