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WristNote

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Capture voice notes from your Wear OS watch

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Capture voice notes from your Wear OS watch

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WristNote is a fast wrist inbox for Wear OS. Tap the app, Tile, or complication, speak a thought, and save it as text before you forget. Notes stay local on your watch and sync to the Android phone companion for editing, search, sharing, andtxt or Markdown export. It also supports checklists, keyboard fallback, offline capture, and a one-time Pro unlock for unlimited notes, search, and export.

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Launch tags:Android•Productivity•Notes

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Hey Product Hunt, I’m Quinn, a solo AI/DevOps engineer building small Android and Wear OS utilities under Quazmoz. I built WristNote for the moments where opening a phone is enough friction to lose the thought. The app is intentionally simple: - Open the Wear OS app, Tile, or complication - Speak a quick thought - Save it as text on the watch - Sync it to the Android phone companion - Edit, search, share, or export it later It also supports checklists and text-only task/reminder drafts. Example: say something like “add oat milk, batteries, and printer paper to shopping list,” then turn it into a checklist instead of a messy paragraph. A few design choices mattered: - Local-first notes - No account required - No ads - Offline capture on the watch - Phone sync through the Wear OS Data Layer - Keyboard fallback when speech recognition is unavailable - Text-only storage, the app does not store audio This is not a full notes workspace, task manager, or AI productivity suite. It is a fast wrist inbox for capture, then the phone app is where cleanup happens. I’m looking for feedback from Wear OS users, note-taking people, and anyone who captures ideas while walking, commuting, cooking, or working away from a desk. Questions I’d love feedback on: 1. Would you use this more for ideas, errands, checklists, or reminders? 2. Should the watch app stay capture-first, or add more browsing/editing on-watch? 3. What would make this worth keeping as a Tile or complication? Thanks for checking it out. Harsh workflow feedback is welcome.

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2d ago

Love how the tap-speak-save flow lives right on the Tile and complication instead of buried in an app. Local-first storage with phone-side editing feels like the right call for something meant to capture thoughts in seconds.

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23h ago

Voice capture straight from a Tile is exactly the kind of thing I never knew I needed on my watch. Sync back to the phone for proper editing feels well thought out.

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23h ago

Voice capture straight from a Tile is exactly the kind of thing I never knew I needed on my watch. Sync back to the phone for proper editing feels well thought out.

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