
Between jobs.
The van, the site, the walk to the next one. Everything you would otherwise forget by lunch.
"Can I just talk, send a voice note, and get tasks with reminders back?" Yes. A voice note is the fastest way to give it five things at once.
Try it freeSee it happen ↓Send a voice note. It comes back as a list: what, who, by when, with reminders set where you gave a time. Say a date in passing and it becomes the reminder. Ask for the items in Todoist and they go there.
The chat on the left. What it produced on the right.
Seventy seconds of talking, four tasks, two reminders, two in Todoist. Nothing typed.
Four situations people use this for every week.

The van, the site, the walk to the next one. Everything you would otherwise forget by lunch.

Three things for the week, said at a red light.

Who does what, said in the corridor before you forget.

Speak Swedish, Spanish or Arabic; the list comes back the same way.
The first message is never the last. Three things people write in the weeks that follow.
It becomes an event with a reminder.
The original voice note, quoted back.
A message she can read, from you.
Nothing to connect. Todoist and a calendar are optional and take twenty seconds each from the dashboard. Voice notes up to a few minutes work best; it understands accents and mixed languages.
A few minutes is fine. Longer ones are split into parts.
Yes, and it tells you it was someone else's.
Yes, in the language you speak, and mixed languages in one note.
In your own environment only, until you delete it.
If you ask. Otherwise they stay with Handled, with reminders.
Yes. One voice note is one message on the free plan, however many tasks it makes.

Say everything in one breath. The list comes back in seconds. Free to try, no app to install.