How to use AI to remember everything (without taking notes)

[@ThatMarkGilroy]

What would you use this to remember?

[@Evolightt]

How many languages for recording does the app offer?

[@GarfieldStinvil]

Just want to say I have watched 2 of your videos SEAMLESSLY. No fluff, well edited. You should have more subscribers. Great great content and easily shareable. I am already going to share this video at least twice today. Take care of yourself so you can keep up the good work. 😍

[@ThatMarkGilroy]

Thank you mate, that’s really kind of you to share your thoughts. I am to please and keep things fluff-free 😊

[@GarfieldStinvil]

@@ThatMarkGilroy Giving credit when credit is due is undeniable when content is this good. I already shared your video to 3 different people because it so rare to watch a video and share it unless you think it's perfect. Your videos are the template any other content creator should go by. Thank you. The humor is a plus on top of everything else. Brilliant job addressing the potential privacy issues. The company should use your video as the official video for the app.

[@janscott9151]

Such a remarkable bit of kit. And thanks for doing the privacy research for us,

[@ThatMarkGilroy]

I knew you’d appreciate the DP angle Jan!

[@khalyeleytr]

I remember an audio recorder device I bought about 20 years ago. I used to record plot notes, scene descriptions, characters, dialogues... Later, I realized the enormous amount of hours it would take to transcribe all of that by hand. Sometimes, I couldn't even understand what I was saying. I ended up giving and abandoning all those notes. Yes, this device would have been amazing back then... Asking the app about something you recorded with this device sounds awesome. Thanks for the privacy info. I always doubt if I'll lose my property using this kind of services.

[@ThatMarkGilroy]

Thanks for this. I didn’t really show it well enough in the video but the keynote speaker at the conference mentioned a book and podcast that sounded interesting. I realised I hadn’t made a note of either, so I checked the transcript made by the recorder. Too dense to wade through. The summary hadn’t picked this up either. So I decided to ‘ask’ the data, and up it popped. Genuinely amazed me. I work as an executive coach when not doing this and it’s bought me back days of time. Usually a 90min session would take me 2-3 hours to go through and write up- this thing does it in minutes, in pretty good order.

[@cieronore]

I think you may have just sourced the answer to all my note-related problems 😍

[@ThatMarkGilroy]

It’s a piece of wearable AI that actually works. Unlike some of the other stuff we’ve seen put out this year!

[@Fitmindandbody]

Hello, can it connect to your phone or other Bluetooth communication device? Also, where is the data stored? Can I have it only stay locally after processing? Thank you

[@ThatMarkGilroy]

Hi! Unlike the the original Plaud Note, no it can’t connect to your phone. It just listens to whatever’s around it. You can have it listen to calls/virtual meetings etc but you have to be on speaker or put it next to your computer (or record the call and upload it to plaud’s app). Yes, you can have it stay locally after processing. The charger doubles as a USB hub and when you connect it to your computer you can access the audio files.

[@Dronerangerspro]

“Honestly, it’s pretty impressive-definitely has a lot going for it. I’m still stuck on the fence, though, debating whether it’s worth pulling the trigger. It’s one of those things where you’re like, ‘Do I need it, or do I just want it because it’s shiny and cool?’ The struggle is real, but hey, at least it’s a nice view from the fence!”

[@ThatMarkGilroy]

I'd say either of the Plaud devices will easily make it onto my list of 'tech that actually makes my life easier/better' this year. Doesn't really matter which one as the power is all in the app.

[@marcodaveri]

is it also for italian language speakers?

[@ThatMarkGilroy]

Yes it works in over 59 languages (including Italian)!

[@askwas190]

Great review - random question - what hat is that and where can I get it from?

[@ThatMarkGilroy]

Thanks mate. It’s from Stetson - they have a bunch of ‘docker hats’ like this one and I have most of the colours.

[@ChinskiChat]

If you have a later iPhone or watch, just set your action button to record a new note and save the cash.

[@ThatMarkGilroy]

True. But don’t you still have the issue of having to hold your phone up to your mouth to be properly recorded as you can’t adjust the microphone sensitivity? Try that in somewhere like London and it’ll be stolen inside of 30mins!

[@Herogaze]

Bluetooth earphones/headsets have mics in them too. So u dont really have to get another piece of tech. Plus ppl will judge you walking around talking to this cause they wont know what it is. At least with earphones on they'll assume you're on a call.

[@MyAlexlin]

yes and there are plenty software based transcription tools available. i personally recommend meeting ink