Voice to tasks. Private by design.
Say it messy. Get it done.
Hushdo is a voice recorder that turns your ramble into a dated to-do list. It all happens on your phone, on iPhone and Android: no account, no cloud, nothing to upload.
One email when it is ready. No tracking, no spam. How we handle it
YOU SAID
Okay so, I really need to renew the car insurance by Friday, and ask Dana whether Saturday is still on, oh and the boiler engineer wants a call back.
HUSHDO HEARD
- Renew car insuranceFri
- Ask Dana: is Saturday still on?Today
- Call back the boiler engineerToday
What Hushdo will not do
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Ask you to sign up.No account, no password, no email to start.
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Send your voice to a server.Transcribing and sorting run on your phone.
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Make you type.Open it, talk, put it down.
How it works
A voice recorder with transcription that does the sorting.
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Say it, however it comes out
One tap to start. Ramble, backtrack, change your mind. It keeps your own words, with the filler left in the transcript where you can still read it.
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It pulls out what needs doing
Tasks, dates and a short summary appear, grouped by day. Move them to your calendar or reminders when you are ready.
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Ask your notes later
"What did I tell Dana about Saturday?" Hushdo searches across your notes and shows which one the answer came from.
on supported phones
Ask my memory
Your past self, searchable.
Every note is searchable by meaning, not just keywords. Ask in plain words and get an answer with the note it came from, so you can check it yourself.
What did I tell Dana about Saturday?
You said you would confirm Saturday once the boiler engineer had called back.
Note · "Boiler and weekend" · Tue 14 OctWhat people use it for
Three ways to talk instead of type.
Voice to do list
Say what you need to do and get it back as tasks and dates, grouped by day.
Make a to-do list by talkingBrain dump
Empty your head in any order. Hushdo sorts it, and you can search it later by meaning.
See the brain dump appBeyond Voice Memos
Voice Memos gives you a transcript. Hushdo gives you the tasks in it, and works on Android too.
Hushdo vs Apple Voice Memos
Privacy
The thinking happens on your phone.
Hushdo carries its own speech recognition and AI model. Your audio and your notes are never uploaded, because Hushdo has no server to send them to.
- Works offline
- After a one-time download of the models, turn on airplane mode and keep using it.
- Checked on download
- Each model is verified against a signed list before it is used. A file that does not match is deleted.
- Open about it
- The list and the tooling are public. Read them on GitHub.
Hushdo is not released yet. This describes how we are building it.
How it differs
| Feature | Hushdo | Typical cloud voice-note apps | Plain voice recorder |
|---|---|---|---|
| Your audio leaves the phone | Never | Yes, to be processed | Only if you share it |
| Needs an account | No | Usually | No |
| Works in airplane mode | Yes, after setup | Rarely | Recording only |
| Pulls tasks out of what you said | Yes | Yes | No |
| Ask questions across all your notes | Yes, on supported phones | Sometimes | No |
General comparison of product types. For a named comparison, see Hushdo vs Apple Voice Memos. Hushdo is not released yet; this describes what we are building.
Questions
Does it really work offline?
Yes. After a one-time download of the speech and AI models, recording, transcribing, sorting and searching all happen on your phone, so airplane mode works.
What is downloaded the first time?
The speech recognition model comes first, then the AI model that sorts your notes. The download is large, so use Wi-Fi. Every file is checked against a signed list before it is used.
How is it different from Apple Voice Memos?
Voice Memos is a free recorder with transcripts. Hushdo also pulls the tasks and dates out of what you said and runs on Android too. See the full comparison.
Which phones will it run on?
iPhone and Android. Newer phones get everything, including Ask my memory. Older phones transcribe and keep simpler task sorting. We are measuring on real devices before we promise a list.
Is it for people with ADHD?
Many people find talking easier than typing, and that is who we are building for. Hushdo is a notes and task tool, not a medical product or a treatment.
What will it cost?
Hushdo is free to use, with an optional Pro upgrade. We will share pricing details at launch, and people on the waitlist hear first.
Which languages?
English first. More languages follow once the English version is solid.
Who is behind it?
Hushdo is built by Digital Space Agency.
Get on the list. We will write once, when it is ready.
One launch email. We store your address and the date you joined, nothing else. Details