Voice Memo to Inbox

Send your agent a voice memo. It writes it up, cleans it up, and emails the transcript and a summary back.

For thoughts you have on the move. Walk-and-talk through a problem, send the audio file to your agent, and get back a clean written transcript and a tight summary in your inbox a minute later. No keyboard required.

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I'll send you links to audio recordings I've made. For each one, transcribe it word-for-word, then write a short summary at the top — three bullets, max. Email me back the summary and the transcript. Use the subject line "Memo: <a few words about what it's about>".

What you get.

A real example of what this agent would email you.

Subject

Memo: pricing thoughts on the new tier

Three things, on a walk: • I keep coming back to a usage-based middle tier with no monthly fee. Pure consumption. • The friction with Stripe credits is they expire in some jurisdictions — should check. • Need to look at how Lovable handles this. They publish prices per model. — Transcript — Okay so I keep coming back to this idea of a usage-based middle tier where there's no monthly fee. Just like, pay-as-you-go pure consumption. I think that — yeah, I think that's actually the right shape because it doesn't punish people who use it lightly and it scales for the people who lean in hard. The friction with Stripe credits is, um, they expire in some jurisdictions, I think six months in some EU countries, so we'd need to look at the legal piece of that. Should check. And then I want to look at how Lovable handles this, because they actually publish prices per model and that's interesting — like, they're confident enough that they'll just tell you what each query costs. We could do that.

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A few directions other people have taken this agent.

Shopping-list mode — turn a stream-of-consciousness ramble into a clean bulleted list.
Meeting-notes mode — record a call and get back action items grouped by who owns them.
Journal mode — a dated, lightly edited transcript saved straight to your inbox.
Translation mode — record in Spanish, get the transcript and summary in English.
Long-form mode — drop in an interview, get a full transcript plus a 200-word summary at the top.

What it costs.

About a cent per minute of audio, plus a fraction of a cent for the summary. A ten-minute memo costs roughly the price of a stamp. Building and previewing are free, always.

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