SpeakMap

SpeakMap helps users turn messy voice notes into clear decisions, next steps, and execution paths.

Instead of using voice notes only as recordings or transcripts, SpeakMap is designed to help users understand what was actually decided, what still needs attention, what depends on someone else, and what should happen next.

People often record voice notes when they are thinking out loud, solving a problem, talking through options, planning work, remembering follow-ups, or trying to organize ideas before they disappear.

SpeakMap turns that spoken thinking into something more useful.

WHY SPEAKMAP FEELS DIFFERENT

Many voice note apps focus on:

recording
transcription
summaries
meeting notes
searchable text

SpeakMap goes further by helping users understand:

what decisions were already made
what options are still open
what depends on what
what is blocked
what needs validation
what follow-up is needed
what is still too vague to act on

It is designed to feel like a practical decision tool, not just a recorder.

MAIN FEATURES

Quick Voice Capture
Record thoughts quickly with a simple, low-friction recording flow.

Transcript and Summary
Turn recordings into readable transcripts and short summaries that are easier to review later.

Search Across Voice Notes
Find notes by transcript text, people, dates, actions, decisions, or follow-up items.

Smart Groups
Keep notes organized in simple groups like:

Decisions
Waiting On
Follow-ups
Urgent
Personal
Work
Ideas
Ready to Execute

Reminder Suggestions
Set light reminders for follow-ups, callbacks, waiting states, and decision deadlines.

WHAT MAKES THIS APP STAND OUT

Decision Path Engine
Decision Path Engine analyzes spoken notes and reconstructs the logic hidden inside them.

It can identify:

decisions already made
pending decisions
branches and alternatives
dependencies
waiting states
follow-up checkpoints
fallback plans
conditions like “if this happens, then do that”

Example:
A note like:
“Tomorrow call Karim to confirm the quote. If he agrees, send the contract. If not, revise the price. Then Friday follow up if there is no response.”

can become:

Tomorrow: Call Karim
Waiting: Confirmation from Karim
If accepted: Send contract
If not accepted: Revise price
Friday: Follow up if no response

This helps users see the path forward instead of rereading a long voice note.

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