Voice notes, transcribed
Record on the move. Ethos turns the audio into words, understands what you meant, and acts on it.
Text it or send a voice note — from the bus, the queue, the middle of a meeting. Ethos captures the thought, does the thing, and files it into the journal and memory you already keep. No new app to open, no new habit to build. Anything that leaves your world waits for your yes. Available on Compass and up.

A message when you have a hand free, a voice note when you don’t. Ethos transcribes the voice note, reads your plain words — no commands, no format — and takes it from there. The half-formed idea on the walk home stops getting lost; it lands somewhere it can grow.
Record on the move. Ethos turns the audio into words, understands what you meant, and acts on it.
'Remind me to call the landlord Thursday.' That’s the whole instruction — no syntax to learn.
A link, an address, a name from another chat — send it over and Ethos reads it and files it into your world.
Ask for an email and it writes the draft. Ask for a reminder and it sets one. Ask about your week and it moves the meeting. Whatever it lines up, anything that leaves your hands — a sent email, a calendar invite — waits for your explicit yes.
It writes the message and shows you exactly what it would send. You decide if it goes, and when.
Set a reminder, book a slot, move a meeting — Ethos confirms the change in plain words, no guessing.
Send rough notes over WhatsApp. Ethos shapes them into a formatted document, ready when you say so.
What you say on WhatsApp doesn’t stay trapped in a chat thread. It flows into the journal, the memory, and the wiki Ethos keeps about you — so months later it recalls the name you mentioned in passing, and answers your midnight question from your own story instead of a blank slate.
The thought you sent lands where the rest of your life lives — searchable, months from now.
Ask anything and Ethos replies from what you’ve told it, not from a generic chatbot with no memory of you.
Each day it sends what’s ahead, what slipped, and what needs you — right in the same thread.