Walking out the door
Say the errand while your hands are carrying everything else.
Set reminders by voice
Voice reminders: say it once, and it is held.
Say the whole thought in ordinary words. Savor turns it into text, shapes it into a card, and keeps the reminder and its context together.
Savor creates reminders from your spoken words. It does not play a recording of your voice as an alarm.
See how it worksSpoken capture
“Pay the electric bill in two weeks with a two-day heads-up”
Savor CardLater
Pay the electric bill
In two weeks · reminder two days before
How it works
From a sentence to something you can trust.
- 01
Speak naturally
Use the microphone and say what matters, including dates and the kind of heads-up you want.
- 02
Pause when you need to
You can pause mid-sentence without being interrupted, then finish the thought in your own rhythm.
- 03
Keep the useful parts
Savor shapes the words into a card, places it in a lane, and uses the reminder timing you gave it.
Hands full is fine
Capture through Siri without opening Savor.
On iPhone, say “Add buy milk to Savor” to Siri. The card will be there the next time you open the app.
This is quick capture, not an open-ended voice assistant. Savor’s job is to hold what you said and make it easier to meet again.
In practice
Useful when typing is not
In the middle of cooking
Capture what ran out without washing, unlocking, and typing.
Before the thought changes
Speak the context while it is still clear, instead of reducing it to a cryptic alarm label.
Clear answers
About voice capture
Will the reminder play back in my voice?
No. Savor turns what you say into text and creates a card; it is not a recorded-voice alarm app.
Can I use Siri?
Yes. On iPhone, Siri can add a capture to Savor without opening the app.
Does voice capture work offline?
Viewing and editing cards works offline. Turning speech into a card needs a connection.
