Tomorrow vs Voicenotes
Voicenotes is for keeping what you said — recordings and transcripts you can come back to. Tomorrow is for what you do next: one voice note becomes a plan, tasks, shopping, email drafts, and calendar events, and nothing sticks until you confirm it.
What Voicenotes is known for
Voicenotes is a voice-notes product. People use it to capture speech and revisit the words later, as a recording or a transcript.
We don’t rank it, price it, or claim it can’t also pull out tasks. Its center of gravity is the note.
What Tomorrow is for
You talk — in the car, on a walk, at 3am — and Tomorrow sorts that into Today, Tomorrow, or Later.
New items wait until you confirm, edit, or dismiss them. Calendar events can open in your calendar app or go out as a .ics file. On iPhone, the Capture widget or a Siri shortcut can start recording without opening the app.
Which one to open
Open a notes app when you want the words back. Open Tomorrow when morning-you needs a list, not a blank page.
Plenty of people can use both. This isn’t a replacement pitch.
How Tomorrow handles the same brain dump
01
Say it once
Hold to talk, slide up to lock. Two minutes is enough, even with your hands busy.
02
It becomes a plan
Speech is pulled into tasks, shopping, email drafts, and calendar events, placed on a day.
03
You keep what you mean
Nothing sticks until you confirm, edit, or toss it.
FAQ
Does Tomorrow replace Voicenotes?
No. Voicenotes is for keeping recordings and transcripts. Tomorrow is for turning a dump into a plan. Use the one that matches the job, or both.
Will I get a polished transcript?
That’s not the product. Tomorrow’s output is the plan and the items inside it. Always look them over — voice capture can miss a word.
Is this on the App Store?
Not yet. The iPhone app is on the way. This site is the waitlist.
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Get it off your mind
Tomorrow is an iPhone app. This site is the waitlist — we’ll let you know when it’s on the App Store.