TimePeace has Talk, a voice diary that files what you say. Tap the mic and say “ran 5k this morning” or “book the car in before the trip”, and Talk puts it where it belongs: a diary line, a plan or a to-do. Your voice becomes text on your phone first, and only those words are sent.
Anything you would jot down: what you did, what you ate, a plan for later, a to-do. Ask where something is and Talk offers to take you there. Ask when you last saw someone and it looks through your diary, on your phone. If it files something in the wrong place, each card has its own Undo.
Yes. Under the mic, tap Hands-free and Talk reads its answer out loud, then listens again. Answers are read by a voice built into your phone, and if your phone has none for your language, Talk shows the answer instead.
Only the words you choose to send to Talk, and what was said earlier in that same conversation. Your voice becomes text on your phone first. Your diary and your history are not sent, unless you also turn on Talk’s memory, which is its own separate permission. Talk keeps your chat for 30 days.
Switch Talk on in Settings, under Features, then open it from the mic on Home. It has a monthly allowance of 60 answers that refreshes on the 1st, and you can switch it off again just as easily.
A diary you have to type can wait until you never get to it. Talk lets you say the thing while it is happening, files it in the right place, and leaves you a page to read back later.