Say it. My Bestie takes it from there.
A voice task assistant: it turns what you say into a task and reminds you until it is done — and some things it simply does.
Voice task assistant — for Android, Windows and the browser. iPhone is next.
Tick the box.
What you can say
Some become tasks. Some just happen.
Features
What it does
Add it by speaking
Hold the microphone and talk. By default speech is turned into text by your own phone and the audio does not reach our servers. The app shows you which engine is listening.
Reminds you until it is done
You pick the interval. "Snooze two hours" is enough — you can say the snooze out loud too.
Alarm and calendar
For something that matters it sets your phone's alarm, and it writes appointments into your phone's own calendar.
Prove it with a photo
You said "clean the cat litter"; to close it, the app asks for a photo of the clean litter. An AI reviews it: if the photo does not show the task, the task stays OPEN and you are reminded again an hour later. Whether the photo was taken today is checked against your phone's own metadata — and if that cannot be read, the app tells you so.
Green or amber
A task closed with proof gets a green "verified" badge and a celebration; one you close without proof sits there with an amber "closed on your word" badge. Fooling yourself is still possible — it just leaves a trace in your list.
Did it actually happen
It reads your step goal in the background: once you pass 10,000 it ticks the task off without you touching anything, and says well done. You choose which app the steps come from — your watch or your phone. Calls and e-mail are verified the same way.
Widget and shortcuts
A home-screen widget, a Quick Settings tile and long-press shortcuts put a new task one tap away.
Bridge to your computer
A note you leave on your phone can be handed to the AI session running on your own computer.
How it works
Three steps
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Say it
Hold the microphone and describe the task — date, time, repetition and goal can all be in one sentence.
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Confirm
The app shows what it understood on a card. Fix it if it is wrong; save it in one tap if it is right.
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Prove it
The rest is its job: it reminds, snoozes and rings. When you are done it asks for a photo, reviews it, and celebrates if it checks out.
What never leaves your phone
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Your voice. By default speech is turned into text on your device and the audio is not sent to our servers. If you turn on server-side voice recognition in settings, the recording is sent solely to be turned into text and is not stored — and the app shows you which engine did the recognition.
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Your calendar and contacts. When you say "add to calendar", the entry is written straight into your phone's calendar.
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Your location, address book and advertising identifiers. Not collected, not shared.
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Your password. If you sign in, you sign in with Google or Apple — you never type a password here.
What does leave your phone
To be straight about it, two things do: the transcribed sentence when AI parsing is used, and a photo you attach to a task as proof. Both are sent only to be reviewed and NEITHER is stored. Screenshots you add for a step goal are not sent at all — they count as health data and stay on your phone.
An account is optional — the app works fully without one. Privacy Policy
Download
The app is under development; this is a test build. Available in English, Turkish, German, Italian and French.
Or with nothing to download: use it in your browser.
- 1 Install On Android, tap the file and install. On Windows, double-click the .exe and press Install — no administrator rights needed.
- 2 Sign in with Google Use the same Google account on all three: phone, computer, browser. No codes, no pairing.
- 3 Say it Hold the microphone and describe the task. The rest is the app’s job.
Frequently asked
+ Some of my watch steps are missing
The app reads steps through Health Connect, so it sees every app that writes there (Samsung Health, Fitbit, Garmin, Mi Fitness, Zepp, Polar, Withings and so on). Two exceptions: Huawei Health and Honor Health do not write to Google's Health Connect — Huawei runs its own service stack and there is no official bridge between them. The "Connections" section in the app tells you which installed apps are giving no data, and lets you add steps by hand for a treadmill run no counter ever saw.
+ Does it ask for a photo on every task?
By default, yes: every open task asks for a photo before it closes. If your sentence already set a goal ("walk 10,000 steps") that is kept, and the task closes itself once the goal is met. You can switch the photo requirement off in one tap under "Connections" in the app; the moment you do, the whole list goes back to how it was.
+ What if I cannot take the photo?
You can still close it. "Close without a photo" on the photo screen closes the task, but it sits in your list with an amber "closed on your word" badge. Nobody is locking you out — proof and no proof simply do not look the same.
+ How is the photo date checked?
From your phone's own metadata (MediaStore and EXIF). If the photo is not from today you get a warning, and if you say "Do it anyway" the task closes on your word. If the date cannot be read — some phones strip it when sharing, screenshots never have it — we do not reject the photo, but we tell you plainly. Taking the photo then and there is the surest way.
+ Does it cost anything?
It is a development build and free today. AI parsing has a monthly allowance; when it runs out the app falls back to on-device parsing and keeps working.
+ Do I need an account?
No. The app works fully without one. Sign in with Google and your phone, computer and browser show the same list — nothing else to do, no codes to type.
+ Does it work offline?
Yes. Tasks are created on your phone and reminders are scheduled on your phone. The internet is needed only for AI parsing; without it the on-device parser takes over.
+ Does it run on a computer?
Yes. Windows has a single-file installer — download it and double-click; no administrator rights needed. You can also use it from a browser.
+ Is there an iPhone version?
Not yet. Android, Windows and the browser are ready; iPhone is next.
+ Is it on Google Play?
Not yet. You can install it directly from here today; the store submission is being prepared.
+ Can I delete my data?
Yes. If you have an account, it is deleted from inside the app in one tap. Without an account, uninstalling is enough — the anonymous server record is deleted on its own.