Capture it on your phone.
Ship it from your desk.
Nazar turns the bugs, todos, and ideas you fire into Telegram into organized, per-project work — and bridges them straight to your codebase and Claude Code.
200 founding spots left · no spam, just the launch
Your best ideas show up at the worst times — mid-commute, mid-shower, mid-meeting. They land in five apps and die in none of them. By the time you're at your desk, you've forgotten the bug, the idea, the fix.
Three steps. One loop.
Capture
Text or voice it to Nazar in Telegram — from anywhere. Even mixed-language voice (Armenian + English) works out of the box.
Organize
AI sorts each message into a note, todo, or bug — tags it and files it under the right project automatically, creating the project if needed.
Ship
At your desk, pull a project's tasks into your terminal — or hand one to Claude Code to fix on the spot. Mark it done from your phone or your shell.
Nazar sees it, sorts it, ships it.
Everyone gets the capture, the assistant, and the reminders. Builders get the one thing nothing else has — a bridge to their code.
Your captures, in your codebase.
Link a Nazar project to a repo. Pull its open tasks into your terminal with nazar-bridge tasks, close them with done, or push one straight into a live Claude Code session.
An assistant that acts
"What's open for Timba?" · "remind me at 6pm" · "mark the login bug done." Plain language, multi-turn memory — it creates, edits, and schedules.
Voice + multilingual
Speak a bug on the train. Transcribed locally with Whisper — handles mixed-language speech, like Armenian and English in one breath.
Reminders & calendar
"Remind me in 10 min / at 6pm" and it pings you when due — even if you've closed the app. See your tasks by day, navigate by week.
The loop, start to finish.
You voice a bug into Telegram between subway stops. Nazar files it under Checkout as a bug — before you've pocketed your phone.
"Nazar, what's open for Timba?" — a clean list, by project, in seconds.
nazar-bridge tasks in your terminal. You fix the promo bug, type done, and it syncs back to your phone.
"Remind me to deploy at 9pm." It pings you on time. Nothing slipped through the cracks today.
Why not just a notes app?
| Nazar | Todoist | Notion | Notes | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Telegram-native (no new app) | ✓ | — | — | — |
| Voice capture | ✓ | ~ | — | ~ |
| Mixed-language voice | ✓ | — | — | — |
| An AI that acts on commands | ✓ | ~ | ~ | — |
| Bridges to your codebase | ✓ | — | — | — |
| Local + private by design | ✓ | — | — | ~ |
Founding pricing, locked at launch.
Join the waitlist now — founding members lock in early pricing before public signup opens.
For trying it out
- ✓ Telegram + web capture, AI triage
- ✓ Notes, todos & bugs by project
- ✓ Reminders, calendar & assistant
- · 1 project
- · No code bridge · monthly capture cap
For daily drivers
- ✓ Everything in Free, uncapped
- ✓ Up to 3 projects
- ✓ 1 machine on the code bridge
- ✓ Push tasks into a live Claude Code session
- ✓ Claude on demand with your Anthropic key
For power users & many machines
- ✓ Everything in Pro
- ✓ Up to 5 machines bridged
- ✓ Up to 50 projects
- ✓ Bring your own keys · self-host ready
Good questions.
Do I need to install an app?+
No. Capture from Telegram — a chat app you already have — or from the Nazar web dashboard. Text or voice, from anywhere, no new app to learn.
Is my code and data private?+
Yes. The code bridge daemon runs on your machine — your code never touches our servers. Voice is transcribed locally with Whisper. Classification runs on Groq by default; Claude is used only on demand, with your own Anthropic key. No OpenAI, ever.
Which AI does it use?+
Groq (free, fast) for everyday triage and replies, and Claude on demand — with your own Anthropic key — for the heavier reasoning and code work. Never OpenAI.
Do I need Claude Code?+
Only for the bridge features (pushing tasks into a live coding session). Capture, triage, the assistant, reminders, and calendar all work perfectly without it.
What languages does voice support?+
Mixed-language speech out of the box — for example Armenian and English in the same message. Local transcription handles the switch without you flagging anything.
Can I self-host?+
Yes — Nazar is Dockerized. Bring your own API keys and run the whole thing on your own hardware. Self-host details ship with launch.
Be first in line.
Capture it on your phone. Ship it from your desk. Founding members get in before public signup.