Dictation with a memory, for every app you type in.
Hold the key, say it the way you'd say it to a friend, let go. About a second and a half later it's written, clean, at your cursor.
Slips, fillers, lists, numbers, even code. Said once, out loud, the way people actually talk.
While your message lands, Reko keeps the details worth keeping: dates, plans, bookings, people. A small "+3" tells you. One click shows what it kept; one more undoes it.
Say "Reko, yaad rakhna" and it's kept exactly. Lock anything private: it stays on your PC, and leaves only in disguise.
"Reko, meri train details daal do." The right fact lights up and drops into your message, the stored value, word for word.
A list said in one go becomes separate tasks, each with its time. Ask by any time you like: "kal", "next week", "Bangalore jaane se pehle". Tick them off in the app.
A decision model on your PC picks the stored fact for each ask, or says none. Then you get the closest three to choose from, never a made-up answer.
Every fact on a map, linked to the message it came from. Edit it, lock it, delete it, or add one by hand.
Your memory is stored on your PC. Phone numbers, booking codes and emails go to the text models as fakes of the same shape, and come back real on your screen.
Being built now, in roughly this order. Nothing here is in the alpha yet.
Linux alpha now, Windows next. Leave your email and we'll send an invite.
The waitlist opens in a day or two. Only your email and platform will be asked, for the invite.