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From one sentence to a calendar event, a task, and a reminder
A single spoken sentence can contain a meeting, a deadline, and an errand all at once. Here's how Voremi figures out which is which — and where each one belongs.
Read post →Notes on voice, reminders and getting things done
How a voice reminder app should actually work, what we learned building Voice Reminder: Voremi AI, and the small design decisions behind tags, person recognition and AI chat.
Meeting notes without the typing: what happens when you hit record
Recording a meeting is easy. Turning that recording into notes you'll actually use later is the hard part. Here's how Voremi handles both.
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Why voice-first reminders actually get created
Most reminders die in the app you typed them into. Here's why speaking a reminder out loud makes you far more likely to actually follow through on it.
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How Voremi learns who "John" is — and why you never pick from a list
"Buy a computer for John" shouldn't require you to stop and select John from a contacts list. Here's how Voremi's person recognition avoids that step entirely.
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Voremi doesn't care which language you think in
Real speech doesn't stay in one language for long, especially if you're bilingual. Here's how Voremi handles reminders that mix languages mid-sentence.
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Speak it once. Never forget it.
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