See all your reminders in one place
One list of what is coming up, and whether each reminder is set on your phone.
What we are working on, and what it gives you. Months are targets, not promises: we move things when testing or your feedback says we should.
One list of what is coming up, and whether each reminder is set on your phone.
Fixes reminders that were not being set on Android phones, including to-dos with a time.
Most notes are now sorted into notes, to-dos and reminders almost instantly.
Download a copy of your notes and transcripts yourself, whenever you want.
Correct the date or time of a reminder without recording the note again.
Clearer errors and a way to retry when a connected action fails.
Change your password and manage your account details in the mobile app.
Dictate into any text field on your computer with a keyboard shortcut.
Type new notes and update existing ones from your browser.
Restore a note you deleted by accident, for a limited time.
Change a note’s tags and its type yourself when the app gets it wrong.
Invite someone into a project so you can both add and read notes there.
Choose who can view a shared project and who can add to it.
Save what you dictate on your computer to your notes and projects.
Keep common documents alongside your voice and photo notes.
Send an update to everyone on a shared project, or to chosen members.
Turn a note into a task or reminder for someone on your project.
Use your voice to clean up or rewrite selected text on your computer.
Turn personal voice notes into dated journal entries and reflections.
Run a workflow for a shared project, with results its members can see.
Turn a spoken idea into captions and post drafts ready for you to review.
Build a structured blog draft from your notes and ideas, ready to edit.
Open the desktop app to more people, based on early-access feedback.
See who added or changed what in a shared project.
Find small tools built for specific jobs, all in one place.
Create an invoice draft from spoken job notes, ready for you to review.
Drafts and checklists from dictated notes for jobs like operations and reporting.
Let mini apps reuse your notes, actions and chosen integrations.
Planned means we intend to build it. Early access means it opens to a small group first. Exploring means we are testing the idea and it may change or not happen.
Some new features may need a particular plan, and desktop features may be priced separately. Nothing here is part of what you buy today: please choose a plan for what LetsVoice does now.
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