Press when the meeting starts — on Zoom or across a table.
Back at your desk it syncs to your SecondBrain, and the summary, the decisions and your to-dos are already written.
Records offline · 20-hour battery · on-device playback

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Words in, Works out. Jobs done in a tap.
an image.
a sheet.
a document.
a website.
a slide.
a video
a music.
handed to your Claw
coding.
a dashboard CRM.
a hub.
a podcast.
a workflow.
an email sent.
editing clips.
align with the team.
a meeting note.
calling for you.
a design prototype.
a conversation.



















Every key is customisable as you need — any prompt you can write, any deliverable you want your voice to become.
Back at your desk it syncs to your SecondBrain, and the summary, the decisions and your to-dos are already written.
Records offline · 20-hour battery · on-device playback
Real time, both directions, 50+ languages — and mixed-language input stays intact. Tap a language to hear how it lands.
Alongside all your digital files. "What did she say that day?" — just ask. Every conversation becomes the context for your next task.
Rewrite messages to sound clear, polished, and workplace-ready.
CNC aluminum, 85 grams, magnetic mount. Dual mics, a speaker for playback, 20 hours on a charge.
$169 retail.
$99 for you
Launching on Kickstarter, November 2026.
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Genspark is the AI workspace where your work gets finished autonomously. Trusted by millions of users worldwide, Genspark transforms how knowledge workers operate. As a trusted partner of OpenAI and featured by Anthropic, we integrate cutting-edge technologies from the world's leading AI platforms to deliver finished work — not just assistance.
Recently valued at $1.25B following our $275M Series B funding round, we're backed by Emergence Capital — the leading Silicon Valley firm behind Salesforce, Zoom, and Box — alongside SBI Investment, LG Technology Ventures, Pavilion Capital, UpHonest Capital, and other global investors and family offices.
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