Hands full, mind busy

Talk to it like you would text a friend

The details worth keeping never arrive while you are sitting at a desk. They arrive while you are walking home, or cooking, or halfway out of the car. Hold the button and say it out loud.

Why this never gets done

Voice notes are the fastest thing to make and the least useful thing to have.

The recording sits there unlabelled, and listening back is slower than the thought was.
A journal keeps the story but nothing you can ever count.
Money, health, plans, and thoughts end up in four different apps.

How Gepeta handles it

Say the messy version. Get the tidy one back.

Hold the button and talk – walking, cooking, driving, whatever you are doing.
One rambling sentence can become several records: the money, the meal, the promise, the thought.
You see what it wrote and confirm. Your phrasing is kept, not rewritten into a report about you.

Things you might say

"Rough night, maybe five hours"
"Idea – work out what we actually spend on takeaways"
"Paid cash for parking, eighteen quid"

What gets written down

Notes, kept whole
Things that happened
Money
Readings
Commitments

What you get out of it

One day at a time
Search across everything you have said
Spending totals from the money bits

Works today

What you can actually do right now

You can talk to it in the browser or on iPhone, hands-free.
One update can become several records at once, each filed where it belongs.
Records keep your own words and your own voice – no "the user reported", no report written about you.
Say "it was 20, not 18" and it fixes that one record and leaves the rest alone.

Being straight with you

What it will not do

What you say becomes text, and the text is what gets kept. The audio is not stored.
To turn speech into text it passes through a speech service on the way. What ends up in your vault is only ever readable by you.
Everything still waits for you to confirm it, however you said it.

FAQ

Questions about voice notes

Can it turn what I say into records?

Yes. You talk, it writes it up properly, you confirm. Same as typing, just faster when your hands are full.

Does one voice note make one record?

Not necessarily. If you mentioned three things, you get three records, each filed where it belongs.

Are my recordings saved?

No. Your speech becomes text, and it is the record that is kept – locked on your device.

What if it mishears me?

You see everything before it is saved. Fix it there, or say the correction out loud and it will amend that one record.