Peas Recorder is an Apple Watch app that listens, writes down what was said in any language, knows who said it, and lets ChatGPT, Claude or Gemini answer questions about your day.
No iPhone needed. The watch records, uploads over Wi-Fi or cellular, and keeps going with your wrist down.
Hebrew, English, Spanish, Arabic, Russian and dozens more, detected on its own. Switch languages mid-sentence and it keeps up.
Every conversation becomes a transcript you can read, search and copy, with who said each line and when.
Connect ChatGPT, Claude or Gemini and ask "what did we decide this morning?" It answers from your own recordings.
Two minutes to connect, signed in with a code from your watch. Then ask in plain words: summaries, decisions, who said what, where you were, and play the moment back.
Name someone once and their voice is recognised across everything else you've recorded. A guess is always shown as a guess, never as a fact.
Clips follow the conversation, not a timer, and are stitched back into one day: hour by hour, every line tappable to hear it again.
By words, by who was there, by where it happened, by when.
Pick "today, 2 to 3" and share it as one text file and one audio track, to Notes, WhatsApp, Files or anywhere else.
Each clip keeps the place and time it was recorded, so "the café on Tuesday" is something you can actually find.
Recordings can be encrypted with a key only you hold. Peas stores a one-way hash of it and can never read them back.
Peas Recorder is in public beta, free while it lasts. The App Store and Google Play releases come next. Questions or feedback: support@peassolutions.com.
Recording other people. The watch always shows when it is recording. Let the people around you know, and check the rules where you are: some places require everyone's consent.