Voice notes while driving
The list in your head doesn’t wait for a parking spot. Tomorrow is built for that drive: hold to talk, slide up to lock, and the recording becomes a plan, tasks, shopping, email drafts, and calendar events you review when you can look at the phone.
Hands stay on the wheel
Big record control. Hold to talk, slide up to lock so you aren’t pinching the screen for the whole thought.
On iPhone, the Capture widget or a Siri shortcut can start recording without opening the app. You’re still driving — a locked recording is not a reason to look down.
The plan waits
Nothing is added to your day until you confirm, edit, or dismiss it. Do that parked, not in traffic.
Say a day — today, tomorrow, Friday — and the item is filed there. You can move it later.
Not a transcript for later
A voice memo you never replay is just anxiety with a play button. Tomorrow’s output is the list.
Shopping, the call, the email, the booking. That’s what morning-you opens.
How a drive becomes a plan
01
Lock the recording
Hold to talk, slide up to lock. Eyes stay on the road.
02
It’s sorted while you drive
Tasks, shopping, email drafts, and calendar events, placed on a day if you named one.
03
Confirm when you’re parked
New items wait. Nothing sticks until you look them over.
FAQ
Do I need to open the app to start?
Not always. The iPhone Capture widget or a Siri shortcut can start recording without opening Tomorrow.
Is it safe to use while driving?
The capture is meant to be hands-busy: lock the recording and don’t look at the screen. Review the plan only when you can do that safely. You’re responsible for the drive.
What languages work in the car?
English, Croatian, German, Spanish, French, Japanese, and Arabic. Speak clearly — road noise and dialects still throw speech capture sometimes.
Related
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.