SpeakOS

SpeakOS for iPhone

Speak it once. Find it months later.

Hold to speak and let go. SpeakOS keeps your exact words, gives them a title and tags, and when you ask in your own vague words, it finds what you said and shows where it came from.

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A woman in a cream sweater on a hazy, tree-lined street in the early morning, a phone in one hand and a takeaway coffee in the other
what was that card idea?

Asked Feb 14, five months later

here’s what you said.

A card you tap on your phone that opens your memory. You first said it on September 14, walking, and in Tuesday’s sync decided the app comes first.

2 notes

Thought · Sep 14, 7:42 pm“Idea: a card that opens my memory.”
Product sync · Tue, 12:04“Launch the app first. The card comes after.”
Sep 14, walking · you said
“idea: a card that opens my memory. you tap it on your phone and everything you said is just there”

How it works

Say it. Forget it. Ask for it.

  • Say it

    Hold to speak, the moment it appears.

    say anything. seriously.

    listening…
    idea: a card that opens my memory. you tap it on your phone and everything you said is just there
  • Forget it

    Kept in your words, titled and tagged.

    Memory

    A card that opens my memory

    Sep 14 · 7:42 pmideas

    Idea: a card that opens my memory. You tap it on your phone and everything you said is just there. Maybe for the launch, maybe later. Ask Alex what the cards cost.

    rewrite
  • Ask for it

    Months later, in whatever words come.

    what was that card idea?

    here’s what you said.

    A card you tap on your phone that opens your memory. You first said it on September 14, walking, and in Tuesday’s sync decided the app comes first.

    2 notes

    Thought · Sep 14, 7:42 pm“Idea: a card that opens my memory.”
    Product sync · Tue, 12:04“Launch the app first. The card comes after.”

Ask in your own words

Vague is fine. Made up is not.

Ask the way you’d ask a friend who was there. SpeakOS answers from what you actually said, and shows the notes it came from. If nothing you said answers it, it tells you so instead of guessing.

1Ask it vaguely

what was that card idea?

here’s what you said.

A card you tap on your phone that opens your memory. You first said it on September 14, walking, and in Tuesday’s sync decided the app comes first.

2 notes

Thought · Sep 14, 7:42 pm“Idea: a card that opens my memory.”
Product sync · Tue, 12:04“Launch the app first. The card comes after.”

2Nothing there? It says so

what did the plumber quote?

not ringing a bell.

We found nothing saved that matches. try a different word or question.

ask it differently

Little promises

Say “remind me”. It comes back.

What you say you’ll do lands in To do, from notes and from meetings. Give it a time, a repeat or a place, and it comes back when it should, or hand it to Apple Reminders.

On the doorstep · you said
“remind me to call the dentist tomorrow at ten, and to water the plants when I get home”
A woman in a long cream sweater at her apartment door in warm hallway light, seen from behind, keys in her hand and a phone at her ear

don’t forget.

coming up

Call the dentistTomorrow, 10:00
Water the plantsWhen you get home

from meetings

Send Alex the design notesProduct sync

done

Book the train to LeedsFrom a thought

And the rest

  • Lock Screen

    One press, from anywhere.

    Thursday 14 September

    9:41

    SpeakOSlistening · 0:12
  • Rewrite

    Tidy it up, with undo.

    rewrite.

    Pick how it should read, then tap done. You can undo it after.

    Professional
    Friendly
    Formal
    Shorter
    Bullet points
    Fix grammar
    done
  • Your week

    Told back every Sunday.

    your week.

    Sep 8 to Sep 14

    You decided the app launches before the card, and promised Alex the onboarding copy by Monday.3 notes
    You want to call your mum more, and booked the dentist for Thursday.2 notes
    You ran 5k without stopping for the first time.1 note
  • Turn it into

    An outline from your notes.

    From the tag ideas

    An outline

    4 notes
    1. 1Why carry it in your head at all1
    2. 2The card: tap it, and your memory opens2
    3. 3App first, card later3
    4. 4What early members asked for1, 4

What it does

Small on the surface. Careful underneath.

  • Hold to speak

    No title to write, no folder to pick. Let go and it’s kept.

  • From the Lock Screen

    Control Center, the Lock Screen or the Action Button: one press starts a note.

  • Without signal

    Offline, your phone writes it down itself and syncs when it can.

  • Ask in your own words

    Answers come with the notes they rest on. If nothing you said answers it, SpeakOS says so instead of guessing.

  • Little promises, kept

    What you said you’d do lands in To do, with a reminder by time or by place.

  • Rewrite, with undo

    Tidy a ramble, or turn notes into an outline or a post. Your numbers, names and “nots” survive, and undo sits beside them.

Your words stay yours.

What you saved is never overwritten by a model, and your audio is deleted once it’s been written down.

How we treat your words

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