Vyasa.
Your conversations
searchable.
A wearable clip that remembers the last minute for you on the device.
The clip always keeps just the last minute in temporary memory until you act: press once to save the last ~60 seconds, or hold to start a longer take. The rolling minute is prepended to that recording, then audio keeps going until you stop with a second hold.
Once it syncs to your phone, it turns into text you can search in the Vyasa app, or you can connect assistants over MCP to use the same library when you enable it in settings.
Join the waitlist to try it in the first run.
No spam. We only email when there’s something worth saying.
Zoom meetings get transcribed. Off the call (in person, in motion, in the rest of your day), it usually doesn't.
You can't search what no one recorded. The hallway debrief after you left the Zoom room. The detail someone said once, fast, while you were looking at the wrong screen. The line in the contract you only half heard. You meant to remember. You didn't.
Two modes. One button.
The two cards below are the whole model on one button: press once to save the last ~60 seconds from the rolling audio buffer; hold to prepend that same window to a new take, then keep recording until you stop with a second hold.
Each capture stays on the clip until it syncs to your phone, then lives as searchable text in the Vyasa app. Connect MCP and assistants such as Claude or ChatGPT can query that same library, limited to what you enable in settings.
From buffer to searchable text.
priya: "40k is fine for the pilot,
but quarterly review."
Where your captures live
Recordings stay private on the clip first: your buffer and each saved take remain on the device until they sync with your phone. After that, they live in the Vyasa app on your phone. That is where you search by keyword, play audio back, export, or delete by default. Optional cloud backup is opt-in; when you turn it on, it is end-to-end encrypted. We do not train on your conversations.
We are not in the business of bricking hardware or holding your captures hostage. Your memories should not disappear because a vendor changed their mind.
Vyasa is the sage who took the Mahabharata, which existed only as oral tradition, and committed it to permanent form.
We're doing a much smaller version of the same thing.
I have ADHD. I forget things constantly. The number a vendor quoted, what my doctor said about my mom's medication, the actual reason a customer churned, what my girlfriend told me long back (kinda important). I take notes and lose the notes.
I've spent years on ranking and relevance. Finding the right moment is a ranking problem. The same math that decides what shows up when you search can decide which moment from your week is the one you're trying to find.
That's the whole pitch. I'm building this because I needed it. If you needed it too, get on the list.
Dev. R.
Limited first run.
Hand-assembled. We ship to this list first. Drop your email and we'll let you know when yours is ready.
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