Natural dates
"Next Friday", "the 14th", "two weeks from today", "Memorial Day weekend".
How it works
Step 01
Open Sense chat. Tap the microphone icon in the input bar.
Step 02
"Asher's piano lesson Saturday at 10am at Little Conservatory." Natural sentences work - no command grammar needed.
Step 03
Sense shows the transcribed text plus the extracted event. Edit anything that's off, then save.
What Sense hears
"Next Friday", "the 14th", "two weeks from today", "Memorial Day weekend".
"At 5", "5 to 6pm", "all-day Saturday", "every Tuesday for 8 weeks".
"For Ayaan at the rec center" - Sense routes to the right kid and saves the location.
"Soccer practice Tuesday and Thursday at 5" creates two recurring events.
"Remind me to pack cleats tomorrow morning" creates a reminder instead of a calendar block.
Mishears something? Edit the transcript before saving. Nothing's locked in until you tap save.
When voice wins
Coach mentions next week's away game. Voice it in before you forget.
Hands covered in olive oil. Just speak the reminder you almost lost.
Faster than typing, even when you're in a hurry.
For anyone for whom typing on a small keyboard is hard or slow.
iPhone-paired CarPlay surfaces Sense for voice add-events while driving.
Use the Alexa skill or Siri Shortcuts from a home device, hands-free.
FAQ
No. Speech recognition and date extraction run server-side, so Sense needs a connection. If your phone has signal, voice works - including over a poor connection.
Voice input works in English. Sense's AI broadly handles other languages for text, but the in-app voice mic is tuned for English right now.
Audio is transcribed to text and not stored as audio. The text transcript is treated like any other chat message and deleted after 90 days.
Sense uses the same speech engine your phone uses for dictation. It handles a noisy car or kitchen reasonably well. If it mishears, edit the transcribed text before saving the event.