Ever been in a meeting, typing notes like crazy on your laptop, and five minutes later… you’ve forgotten everything?

It’s not just you. It’s your keyboard.

There’s real science behind this. When you type, your fingers perform the same repetitive “click-clack” motion for every letter. It’s a fast, but “mindless” activity. Your brain basically outsources the task and zones out.

But when you write by hand, something magical happens.

Your brain engages in what scientists call “embodied cognition.” The physical act of drawing the shape of an “A” or a “g”—the curves, the lines, the pressure of the pen—activates completely different, much deeper parts of your brain. You are forced to slow down, process the information, and summarize it.

You’re not just taking notes. You’re making meaning.

The problem? We’ve all been forced to choose. We sacrificed the memory power of analog for the storage power of digital.

We don’t think that’s a fair choice.

That’s why we built BLANKH™. We’re on Team Hand. We just gave the hand a much-deserved digital upgrade.

So go ahead, write it down. Your brain will thank you.