Voice reminders

Say the reminder before the thought is gone

When a task appears mid-conversation or while you are away from your keyboard, SpoknLog lets you speak it once and move on.

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Create reminders with natural phrases like "tomorrow morning" or "Friday at 2".

Keep reminders connected to the surrounding voice note.

Ask later what you promised, even if you forget the exact wording.

How it works in practice

Step 01

Speak the task

Say the reminder the way you would say it to yourself: call Anna tomorrow, send the proposal Friday, renew the subscription next week.

Step 02

SpoknLog detects timing

The app extracts the reminder from your spoken note and prepares a notification for the right time.

Step 03

Return to the context

The reminder is not isolated. You can still search the original note and ask what the task was connected to.

Useful when forms are too slow

Classic reminder apps work well when you are already focused on task entry. SpoknLog is for the messy moment when the task appears inside a thought, a call, or a quick voice note.

Questions you can ask later

Remind me tomorrow to send the invoice.
What did I need to do before the demo?
Which follow-ups did I create this week?
What was the context for calling Mark?

Hands-free

Hear answers spoken back while driving, cooking, or walking.

9 languages

English, Polish, German, Spanish, French, Italian, Slovak, Romanian, Ukrainian.

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Frequently asked

Can I create a reminder by speaking naturally?

Yes. Phrases like "remind me tomorrow at 9 to call Mark" or "Friday morning send the proposal" are understood directly. SpoknLog extracts the date and time from your spoken note.

How is this different from the iOS Reminders app?

iOS Reminders is built around forms and lists. SpoknLog is voice-first: you say the task once, and the surrounding voice note stays attached so you can later ask why the reminder existed.

Are reminders timezone-aware?

Yes. SpoknLog uses your device timezone, so "tomorrow at 9" means 9 in your local time even if you travel.

Do I need to enable push notifications?

Yes. Reminders are delivered as push notifications, so iOS notification permission must be granted. You can turn reminders off at any time in settings.

Can I hear my reminders read back?

Yes. Answers about reminders and notes can be spoken back through text-to-speech, which is useful when driving or moving around.

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