A daily digest of your voice notes

If your work runs on WhatsApp, voice notes stack up fast. Each one is short, but together they are an hour of listening, and the things that matter (a date, a price, a favour you agreed to) get buried in the middle.

What a good digest looks like

One page, each morning:

• Every note from yesterday, grouped by person.
• The point of each one in a line, with the full words underneath.
• What you were asked to do, and by when.
• What others promised you, so you can chase it.

How InkSaid builds it

1. Notes come in on their own. InkSaid picks up voice notes you save, AirDrop or share from your iPhone, and transcribes them on your Mac.
2. Everything is kept privately. On Pro, the words are filed in an archive on your Mac, by person and chat.
3. The digest is written for you. Each morning InkSaid writes the summary, the asks and the promises, with each line linked back to the moment in the note.
4. Notes in other languages come translated, so a note in Indonesian or Vietnamese does not wait until someone has time.

The digest and promises are rolling out to founding members first.

Why not just ask an AI app?

You could share each note to ChatGPT, Gemini or Grok and ask for a summary. You would do it twenty times a day, each note would go to their servers, and nothing would join up into a picture of your week. A digest only works when something already has all your notes in one place. That is what InkSaid is for.