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Talk it out.
It keeps track.

Ramble, pause, change your mind. SayLess turns it into a clear note, keeps track of what’s still open and reminds you when something’s due.

For Android. Free to start, no card needed.

What you said

“So um, tell Sam the meeting moved to, like, Thursday no wait, Friday at ten, and uh he should bring the slides, and I still need to book a room…”

Clean

Meeting with Sam

The meeting with Sam has moved to Friday at 10:00. He should bring the slides, and I still need to book a room.

To-do

Meeting with Sam

  • Tell Sam the meeting moved to Friday at 10:00
  • Ask Sam to bring the slides
  • Book a room
Email

Meeting moved to Friday

Hi Sam,
The meeting has moved to Friday at 10:00. Could you bring the slides? I’ll book a room.
Thanks!

You talk. SayLess does the rest.

No typing on a tiny keyboard, no voice memos you never listen to again, no lists to keep up.

1

Just talk

Ramble, repeat yourself, change your mind. SayLess turns it into a clear note.

2

It keeps track

Every note finds its topic, and the topic keeps what’s still open.

3

It reminds you

Mention a day and SayLess reminds you. What’s due shows up first.

4

It notices when it’s done

Say it’s done, in any words. SayLess spots it, and you tick it off.

Living topics: your notes, sorted by themselves

No folders, no tags. SayLess finds the notes about the same thing and keeps one short summary of it up to date: where it stands, what’s decided and what’s still open.

MonElla’s party is Saturday at the trampoline park.
TueStill need a present, she wants an art set.
WedInvites have to go out by Thursday.

Ella’s birthday

Project

The party’s booked for Saturday; the present and the invites are still to do.

Decided
Party at the trampoline park
Still open
Send the invites by Thursday Thu 9:00
Buy Ella a present
Next step Send the invites today: the party’s in three days.

Spending

Spending

Mostly groceries and bills this month; lunch with Mum was the treat.

€159 this month

Running

Tracker

You’re up to 5 km, two weeks after your first 3.

5 km ▲ 2

Every topic gets the layout that fits it

ProjectWhat’s decided and what’s still open, with deadlines.
TrackerWorkouts, sleep or weight as charts, with how far you’ve come.
DecisionYour options side by side with their pros and cons, and the one you’re leaning to.
SpendingWhat you spent, added up by month and category, against a budget if you set one.
PersonThings to remember about someone, and what you promised them.
ReferenceDetails to look up later, like sizes, models or where you put the spare keys.
CollectionJournals, ideas and stories: what keeps coming up, and the lines that stand out.

Topics also point out what you might have missed, like something that has stalled or two plans that clash, and suggest one next step. Living topics are part of Pro.

Everything your voice can do

One recording, the shape you need, and nothing you said gets lost.

Reminders that find themselves

Say “remind me tomorrow at 8:30” and set it in one tap, or let SayLess set it for you. Deadlines in your topics get a reminder too.

Up next

Your reminders, what’s due and every unticked to-do from all your notes, in one place at the top of your list. Tick them off right there.

“Sounds like you did these” Pro

Say “booked the yoga class” and SayLess finds the to-do you left open, so you can tick it off. It never ticks anything without you.

83 writing styles

To-do lists, emails, messages, meeting notes, study notes, a polite or confident tone, even pirate. Or teach SayLess your own.

Rewrite, or just say what to change

Turn a note into an email or a summary, or say “make it shorter”. Every earlier version is kept, so nothing gets lost.

Ask your notes Pro

“When is Ella’s party?” Get the answer from your own notes, with the note it came from. Type it or just ask out loud.

Listen to your notes

Have any note read aloud in a natural voice, or hear a short briefing of where a topic stands, on a walk or in the car.

Related notes Pro

Under every note, the other notes about the same thing, so what you said last month is one tap away.

Home-screen widgets

Start recording in one tap, record straight into your favourite styles, or see your latest notes.

Speak any language

Record in one language and get your note in another. 20 languages, from English and Dutch to Japanese and Arabic.

Private notes Pro

Hide notes behind your fingerprint. Nobody else sees them, not even that they exist.

Simple mode

The same notes on bigger, calmer screens, for whoever holds this phone: a parent, a grandparent, anyone who wants it easy.

Talk through what you learned Pro

Say what you remember from a class or a video, and get study notes, a quiz or flashcards to test yourself.

What you said

“Okay so photosynthesis… plants take in light, water and, um, carbon dioxide, in the chloroplasts, and make glucose, and oxygen comes out as a by-product. And there are two stages, the light reactions and then the, uh, Calvin cycle…”

Study notes

Photosynthesis

  • In: light, water and carbon dioxide
  • Where: in the chloroplasts
  • Out: glucose, with oxygen as a by-product
  • Two stages: the light reactions, then the Calvin cycle
Quiz

Photosynthesis quiz

  1. Where does photosynthesis take place?a) Mitochondria · b) Chloroplasts · c) Nucleus
  2. Which gas is given off?a) Oxygen · b) Nitrogen · c) Carbon dioxide
  3. What comes after the light reactions?a) Krebs cycle · b) Calvin cycle · c) Digestion

Answers: 1 b · 2 a · 3 b

Flashcards

Photosynthesis

What does a plant need for photosynthesis?
Light, water and carbon dioxide
What does it make?
Glucose, with oxygen as a by-product
What are the two stages?
The light reactions and the Calvin cycle
CleanSummaryTo-doEmail MessageMeeting notesLinkedIn postJournal Study notesFlashcardsQuizAcademic ConfidentPoliteDiplomaticFormal Card messageRecipeLLM promptPoem PirateMovie trailerSarcasticand many more

Free to start. Pro when you want it to keep track.

Clean notes, reminders and Up next are free. Pro adds Living topics and everything around them.

Free

For the occasional thought.

  • Recordings up to 3 minutes
  • 30 minutes of transcription a month
  • Multiple writing styles to choose from
  • Reminders, set in one tap from what you say
  • Your notes stay private on your phone

Pro

Monthly or yearly, through Google Play.

  • Living topics that keep track of where each one stands
  • A reminder when something you mentioned is due
  • Ask your notes anything
  • Related notes, and to-dos you finished spotted for you
  • Rewrite in any style as often as you like, and add to notes
  • Change any note by saying what to change
  • Recordings up to 15 minutes
  • Every earlier version of your note kept
  • Backup and sync across phones, if you want
  • Unlimited reminders
  • Private notes behind your fingerprint
  • All 83 writing styles, including the fun ones, and your own

Prices are shown in the app and in Google Play in your currency. Pro minutes are for fair personal use. Cancel anytime in Google Play.

Questions

What are topics?

SayLess groups notes about the same thing, like a birthday you’re planning, your running or what you spend, without folders or tags. Each topic keeps a short summary up to date: where it stands, what’s decided, what’s still open and when something’s due. A topic forms once there are a few notes about it.

I don’t see any topics yet. How do I get them?

Topics appear by themselves once SayLess has a few notes about the same thing, so give it a little time. To help it along:

  • Come back to the same things. A topic forms when you talk about something more than once, on different days: a few notes about Ella’s party over the week, or a quick note after each run.
  • One thing per note. A note about the party and another about groceries sort better than one note about both.
  • Say what it’s about. “For Ella’s party, the invites are done” gives SayLess more to go on than “that’s done too”.
  • Check Topics is on in Settings › Topics. Private notes are never put into topics.
What is Ask your notes?

Ask a question about anything you’ve said, in your own words, like “When is Ella’s party?” or “How far did I run last week?”, and SayLess answers from your own notes, with the note the answer came from so you can check it. Type the question or just ask it out loud. Ask your notes is part of Pro.

What happens to my recordings?

Recordings stay on your phone. To transcribe one, the audio is sent securely to our server and our speech-to-text provider, and isn’t stored there afterwards. Your notes stay on your phone too. With Pro you can choose to back them up to your account, so they’re safe if you change phones. Read the privacy policy for the details.

What gets sent to make topics?

To sort and summarise your notes, their text is processed securely by our AI provider, which doesn’t use it to train its models. Everything SayLess works out from your notes is stored on your phone, and nothing is kept by us. The privacy policy has the details.

Does SayLess work without internet?

Partly. You can read, edit and tick off your notes anywhere. Recording works offline too: your recording is kept on your phone and turned into a note as soon as you’re back online. Rewriting, Ask your notes and Listen need a connection.

Can I use SayLess on more than one phone?

Yes, with Pro: turn on Backup & sync and sign in with the same account on each phone, and your notes are there on all of them. Without it, your notes live only on the phone you made them on, so they can’t be recovered if that phone is lost.

Will I really get my reminders?

Yes, as long as SayLess may send you notifications. Android can also hold reminders back while your phone sleeps, so allow “Alarms & reminders” for SayLess when it asks, to have them ring on time. For anything that really matters, like medication or an important appointment, don’t rely on one app alone.

What happens to my notes if I stop Pro?

Nothing is lost. Your notes stay on your phone and SayLess keeps working on the Free plan. If you used Backup & sync, the copies in your account are kept for 30 days, in case you come back. Your topics are still found, but shown locked until you have Pro again.

What is Simple mode?

The same notes and features on bigger, calmer screens, with bigger text and buttons and every action named. It’s made for whoever holds this phone, like a parent or grandparent who wants it easy. Turn it on in Settings › Appearance › Simple mode.

Is my data used to train AI?

No. We use OpenAI’s business API, which doesn’t use your data to train their models, and we never sell your data.

Is there an iPhone version?

Not yet. SayLess is Android only for now.

How do I cancel Pro?

In the Google Play app: Profile › Payments & subscriptions › Subscriptions › SayLess. You keep Pro until the end of the period you paid for.

How do I delete my account?

In the app under Account › Delete account, or see how to delete your account.