Tools for a crowded head
Two small, honest tools you can use right now — one to get everything out, one to see how much of the remembering sits with you. Both run in your browser and keep what you type to yourself.
Brain dump tool
Type everything that's rattling around, in any order. It sorts your thoughts into deadlines, tasks, people and ideas as you type — entirely in your browser.
Best when your head is too full to start anywhere.
Open the tool Free · 2 minutesMental load test
Eighteen statements about who remembers things across home, people, admin and work. You get a score, a band, and the one area worth offloading first.
Best when the work is invisible and you need to name it.
Open the toolThe thinking behind them
How to do a brain dump (and what to do with it after)
The five-minute version, why unstructured dumping works, and the sorting step most people skip.
How to reduce mental load — without just trying to remember better
What mental load actually is, why it concentrates on one person, and the two things that genuinely reduce it.
Questions about the tools
Are these tools really free?
Yes. Both the brain dump tool and the mental load test are free, need no account, and have no usage limit. They exist because they are genuinely useful on their own and because they show how Struxy thinks about scattered information.
Is anything I type stored or sent anywhere?
No. Both tools run entirely in your browser. The text you type and the statements you tick never reach a server. If you choose to share a result, the link carries only counts and a score — never your content.
Do I need an account to use them?
No. You can use both tools, see your results and copy or download them without giving an email address. You are asked once, optionally, when taking results away, and skipping is a normal option.
How do these tools relate to Struxy itself?
They are one-off snapshots of a single moment. Struxy does the same sorting continuously and, crucially, keeps the dates, people and promises connected over time so recall stops being your job.