Thursday
Long day. The demo went fine, mostly because I slowed down and nobody fell asleep. Then Priya and I got noodles.
An early build is out for Android. iOS later.
A voice journal that writes the entry for you, in your own words.
A demo of the app. You say: "Long day. The demo went fine, then Priya and I got noodles." Natter asks: "What made the demo go fine?" You answer: "I slowed down. Nobody fell asleep." Natter then writes a short entry for Thursday in your words, and a noodle stamp lands on the page.
Tell Natter about your day, the way you would tell a friend.
Natter does not speak out loud. Its questions come up in a bubble, with a small tap you can feel for each word.
It reads as a finished page, in your own words, with no added facts. A pencil button lets you edit anything.
As you talk about your days, Natter keeps pages on the people, places, things and lore in your life. You never fill it in.
Who is who
Where you go
Projects, hobbies, pets
Stories, sayings, jokes
Walked to the market with . She bought too many plums again. Rang after lunch about the move.
People
Each day you talk gets a small stamp. Empty days stay empty, and that is fine.
Your voice and your words are not sent to an AI company. There is no account and no sign-in.
Natter downloads its AI models once. After that it works in airplane mode.
They are plain text files on your phone. Tap "Export my journal" and you get a zip of all of it.
Miss a week and nothing happens. Natter had a nap and is happy to see you.
Later
The plan is that you can ask Natter where to eat, what to do this weekend, or where to take a friend. Only a small, plain question leaves your phone, and your journal stays where it is. The places come back, and Natter picks the ones that suit you, right there on the phone.
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