Now you have the ability to record the inspirations of the moment and have them transferred as notes to your cloud, to be used later!
Senstone is a compact, pin-sized device designed to capture your fleeting thoughts with the push of a button and transfer them to a companion app on your smartphone. But it doesn't stop there: the device's real power is its automatic transcription feature, which takes your voice notes and turns them into text that you can edit and share.
The wearable can be pinned to your shirt collar, worn as jewelry, or attached to a wrist strap. Simply tap the gadget and start speaking to start recording, tap again to stop.
The recordings are instantly synced to the app and uploaded to the cloud, where AI technology takes over, converting notes to text, finding keywords, and analyzing speech patterns.
When the gadget launches in July, Senstone's makers claim it will allow users to store up to 50 hours of notes in the cloud. The gadget will have some limited functionality when your smartphone is out of range. It will still be able to record up to two and a half hours of your thoughts, which will be stored on the device itself. You'll sync the recordings to the cloud when you reconnect.
Senstone is designed to do just one thing, so it won't include any additional features, such as a step counter or phone.
At launch, the device is expected to support transcription for 11 languages, with more to be added later. With a Premium subscription to the app, you'll be able to unlock more AI features, such as automatic punctuation and noise analysis, expanded cloud storage capacity for audio notes, and access to more speech-to-text transcriptions.
According to the Kickstarter campaign page, the wearable will be released in September.
