How Tomorrow works
What Tomorrow does with a voice note: the plan, review, shopping, email drafts, calendar exports, the night routine, and languages.
iOS pre-release. This site is the waitlist. Tomorrow is not on the App Store yet.
You talk. You get a plan
One recording, then a plan, tasks, shopping, drafts, calendar events. You glance over it before anything sticks.
Plan
Plan sorts everything you said into Today, Tomorrow, and Later. Overdue items can be dragged to today. A morning ping shows today’s plan, and an evening peek shows tomorrow.
Review
Review is where new items wait until you confirm, edit, or dismiss them. Nothing reaches your plan before that.
Shopping
Shopping is a checklist built from what you said. Check items off as you go.
Email turns the ramble into drafts you open in Mail.
Calendar
Calendar exports each event as a Google Calendar link or a .ics file that Apple Calendar and Outlook can open.
Try a note
“Buy milk on the way home, call mom back, check the taxes before Friday, and book the hotel for Friday night.”
Plan
Buy milk · Shopping
Call mom · Task
Tomorrow’s Plan screen with the items from the note you picked. New ones wait until you confirm or dismiss them.
Where each item goes
After you confirm an item, it goes to one place. Tomorrow does not send email or write to your calendar for you.
Calendar
A confirmed event opens as a Google Calendar link, or as a .ics file that Apple Calendar and Outlook can open. Tomorrow does not sign in to a calendar account.
A confirmed email is a draft. It opens in the Mail app on your iPhone. Tomorrow does not send it.
Shopping and tasks
Shopping and tasks stay in the app, on the Today, Tomorrow, and Later lists. They are checklists, not exported files.
Plan tomorrow the night before
Tomorrow is an iPhone app that turns a two-minute evening voice note into tomorrow’s plan, so you wake up knowing what’s first.
The 5-minute night routine
The night routine is one short voice note, recorded the evening before, that Tomorrow files onto tomorrow’s plan.
Talk through tomorrow
Hold to talk and say what’s due, what’s for dinner, and who you owe a reply. Name tomorrow or a date when you know it.
It sorts into Today, Tomorrow, and Later
Tomorrow pulls the recording into tasks, shopping, email drafts, and calendar events, and files each one on the day you named.
Review and confirm
Nothing sticks until you confirm, edit, or dismiss it. A tired recording waits for a morning glance.
Morning ping
The app can remind you about today’s plan. You start from the list, not a blank page.
Seeing tomorrow at a glance
Tomorrow’s plan is three lists — Today, Tomorrow, and Later — so you can see what’s next without a calendar grid.
Today
Today is the list you work from in the morning. Overdue items can be dragged onto it.
Tomorrow
Tomorrow holds what you filed the night before, ready when you wake up.
Later
Later keeps everything that isn’t due today or tomorrow, so it stays out of the morning list.
Who it’s for
Not a list you open when you already have time. This is for when you don’t
The drive
Hands on the wheel, list still talking. Start it with Siri or the Capture widget, talk, and review the plan once you’re parked
The walk
Between meetings, walking home, groceries still rattling around. Two minutes and it’s a plan
The spiral
ADHD, packed evenings, 3am milk-and-taxes loops. Say it once so morning-you isn’t starting from scratch
Notes aren’t a plan
AudioPen and other note apps are known for a transcript or writing you edit later. Tomorrow is for what you do next.
| What you get | AudioPen / note apps | Tomorrow |
|---|---|---|
| Output | Blocks of polished text and transcripts you edit later | A plan: tasks, shopping lists, email drafts, and calendar events |
| Workflow | A library of recordings you search when you sit down | Sorted into Today, Tomorrow, and Later |
| Review | Known for saving the writing as a note | Review and confirm. Nothing reaches your plan until you confirm, edit, or dismiss it |
The boring but useful bits
iPhone
Tomorrow is in an active pre-release waitlist for iOS. This site is the waitlist. The app is not on the App Store yet. The iPhone app includes a Capture widget and a Siri shortcut.
Your voice stays yours
Audio is for building your plan, not for training models
Seven languages
English, Croatian, German, Spanish, French, Japanese, Arabic — same on the site and in the app
Languages
Whatever you pick here is what you get in the app. We don’t split them
Site and app
English, Croatian, German, Spanish, French, Japanese, Arabic
Voice → plan
Voice notes work in those seven too. Speak clearly if you can — cars and dialects still throw it sometimes
Can I speak more than one language in a voice note?
You can record a voice note in a language that is not the app’s interface language. Transcription detects the spoken language automatically. If you speak Croatian or German, the transcript and the tasks parsed from it stay in that language and land on your plan. You do not translate the note or set a language override. A note in one language is the reliable case. If you switch languages in the same recording, detection still names one language for the whole file, so a mixed note is less dependable.
We won’t put a language on the site until the app has it too
Stop carrying tomorrow in your head
Tomorrow is in pre-release for iPhone. Leave your email and you’ll hear the day it’s on the App Store.
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