Voice note to task list
A voice note is not a task list until someone sorts it. Tomorrow does that sort: one recording becomes tasks, shopping, email drafts, and calendar events, filed on Today, Tomorrow, or Later. You confirm, edit, or dismiss each item before it sticks.
What counts as an item
Tasks (“call mom”, “check taxes”), shopping (“buy milk”), email drafts you open in Mail, and events (“book hotel Friday”).
If you say a day, it lands on that day. If you don’t, you can move it. Overdue items can be dragged back to today.
Why not stop at a transcript
A transcript preserves the words. It doesn’t tell you what to do at 8am.
Tomorrow is the step after the words: a plan you can check off.
You stay the editor
Speech-to-task gets names, dates, and quantities wrong. The review queue is there on purpose.
Confirm, edit, or toss. Audio is used to build your plan, not to train models.
From voice note to list
01
Record the dump
Hold to talk. Two minutes, unstructured, is a normal input.
02
We split it
Tasks, shopping, email drafts, and calendar events, each with a day when you gave one.
03
You sign off
Confirm, edit, or dismiss. Only then is it on the plan.
FAQ
Can one recording make shopping and tasks?
Yes. “Buy milk, call mom, book Friday” is split into shopping, a task, and an event.
Where do email drafts go?
They stay as drafts you open in Mail. Tomorrow doesn’t send email for you.
How do calendar events leave the app?
They open in your calendar, or you share a .ics file. They still wait for your confirm first.
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.