Peas Recorder captures the conversations you're already having, writes them down, and works out who was speaking — so a thing said on a Tuesday is still there in March.
Recording follows the conversation rather than a timer, so a clip is a turn of speech — not an arbitrary minute sliced through the middle of a sentence.
Name someone once and that voice is recognised across everything else you've recorded. A guess is always shown as a guess, never as a fact.
The clips are stitched back into the conversation they came from: one scroll, hour by hour, every line tappable to hear it again.
By words, by who was there, by where it happened, by when. The parts of a life log that are actually worth asking it about.
Select any stretch of a day and export it as one audio file and one transcript — not thirty fragments someone else has to reassemble.
Recordings can be encrypted with a key only you hold. Peas stores a one-way hash of it and can never read them back.
The apps are in testing and not yet on the App Store or Play Store. Builds are handed out individually rather than posted here — a public download would carry credentials with it. Ask Ran for an invite.