Earshot runs on your Apple Watch and hears the conversations you have. It turns them into memory you can ask about, follow-ups it drafts for you, and a brief waiting each morning. All on NVIDIA Nemotron.
Listening…
Tap record on your watch. Earshot keeps only the moments when people are talking and skips the silence.
Nemotron pulls out who said what, the decisions made and the promises given. The audio is deleted once it’s transcribed.
At 7 am, a brief: what mattered, what you owe, and news about the companies you talked about, with sources.
| Role | When you’re asking | leads to | Earshot gives you |
|---|---|---|---|
| Founder | “What did I promise investors this week?” | Every promise, each with a follow-up already drafted | |
| Sales lead | “What did the customer say about pricing?” | The exact conversation, cited with the time it happened | |
| Consultant | “What changed since the kickoff?” | A timeline of decisions, latest version first | |
| Manager | “Who’s waiting on me?” | A ledger of what you owe and what’s owed to you | |
| Busy parent | “When is Ava’s party and what did we say we’d bring?” | The answer, straight from your watch |
Promises
When you say “I’ll send that over”, Earshot notes who it’s for and when it’s due, then drafts the message in your voice. Edit it, send it, or mark it done.
You owe 2
Ask from your wrist
Ask from your watch or the web. Answers cite the conversation they came from, and when a plan changed during the day, the latest version wins.
Morning brief
Every morning Earshot reads yesterday back to you: the decisions, the promises still open, and fresh news on the people and companies that came up, each line linked to its source.
Privacy
Earshot is a memory for you, not a recording of everyone else. Record only with people who know you’re using it.
Pair your watch in a couple of minutes. Tomorrow morning, your first brief.