Braintoss on the Job: Running a manufacturing powerhouse

If you’re a Braintoss user, then you know our idea-recording app is designed to help
people on the go – like this CEO, who needs to spend a lot of time in his car, and
doesn’t want anything to fall through the cracks between his commutes and client
meetings.

In our second Q&A with the people who put Braintoss to work for them on the job, we
chat with Arno Wendrich, the CEO of Habets, a crafter of large-scale industrial
components, about how he uses Braintoss to get more out of his frequent car trips.

(Miss our first Q&A? Check it out now to learn how one garden centre is using Braintoss
to iron out the kinks in their warehouse work.)

What first drew you to Braintoss?
I’ve been using the app for about three years now. I used to use a tape recorder, and
then a smartphone app with the same functionality, but neither were very handy. With
Braintoss, your memo or photo goes right to your inbox. Very practical.

How do you use the app?
I use it five or six times a day, especially when I’m in the car or on the move. Mostly to
record to-dos or reminders. I use the app for both my private and my business ideas. I
pull out Braintoss whenever I have a “brainwave” because it’s quick and easy to use,
ensuring I never forget a good idea.

How do you use Braintoss on the job?
Whenever I have a thought I want to hang onto, I can record it quickly in the app. And I
find myself using the photo functionality more and more, too, to click and mail and
image in one quick action. Ideal.

While I’m driving, I might be on the phone or thinking about my work and have
something I don’t want to forget. Then Braintoss really helps. It helps clear my head: I
can record my thought and know it won’t be forgotten.

How can Braintoss work even better for you?
I would like to be able to manage Braintoss with voice commands so that I can stay
completely hands-free in the car.

Good news! It is possible to operate Braintoss by voice command alone. Learn
more here.

Do you have a Braintoss story? We’d love to hear it, and share it with the world!