Hi everyone, Over the past year, I bought at least five AI recording devices, from recording cards attached to my phone to small wearables. I liked the idea of being able to revisit conversations and fleeting thoughts, but carrying and charging another device never quite became a habit. Privacy was another big concern. Then I realized I already wore an Apple Watch almost every day. That became the starting point for Auday: could the device already on my wrist become the AI recorder I actually wanted to use? I'd love to hear your experience: 1. Do you use an AI recording product regularly? What do you use it for, and what still frustrates you? 2. Would Apple Watch feel like a suitable all-day AI recorder, or would you prefer a dedicated device? 3. Beyond transcripts and summaries, would you want to listen back to the original audio and revisit moments from your day? I'm curious about what would make this useful enough to become part of your everyday life.
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