Audria is an AI assistant that runs in the background on your iPhone, captures in‑person conversations, and automatically drafts follow‑up actions in the productivity tools you already use, such as Jira, Docs, and Slack. After reviewing the generated items, you can send them directly, turning spoken commitments into documented tasks without manual note‑taking or copy‑pasting.
Funding
Funding not disclosed
Founders
Product
Problem
Important decisions, tasks, and commitments are often made verbally during meetings and informal conversations, but they are rarely captured in written form. By the time users return to their computers, these spoken actions are forgotten or require manual note‑taking and copy‑paste into various productivity tools.
Solution
Audria is an AI‑powered assistant that runs on an iPhone and continuously listens to in‑person conversations. It uses speaker identification and natural‑language understanding to extract actionable items such as tasks, tickets, and document drafts. The extracted actions are automatically formatted for the specific tools users already employ—Jira, Google Docs, Slack, etc.—and presented as a short, editable list. Users review the drafts, make any needed adjustments, and confirm sending, allowing spoken commitments to be turned into concrete, trackable work items without leaving their existing workflow.
Target Audience
Primary users are knowledge workers, project managers, and team members who spend most of their day in meetings and need to capture and act on spoken commitments within their existing collaboration tools.
Features
- Background listening on iPhone with real‑time speaker detection
- Natural‑language processing that identifies tasks, tickets, and document content from conversation
- Automatic drafting of actions in the appropriate format for Jira tickets, Google Docs, and Slack messages
- In‑app review screen showing a concise list of extracted actions with edit and confirm steps before execution
- Seamless integration with existing productivity stacks, eliminating the need for a separate note‑taking application
- Topic segmentation that groups actions by conversation context for easier navigation