Built for researchers, by researchers

Never lose your insights again.

Spoken is a recorder and a platform for research teams. It captures your meetings and conversations, then turns them into searchable team memory.

The Spoken recorder, held in hand

The problem

Research isn’t hard because of the ideas. It’s hard because everything a team learns ends up scattered and forgotten.

  1. 01

    The work happens across notebooks, meetings, papers, files, and chat. By the end of a day there is more information, but not more clarity.

  2. 02

    Meetings make more work than they finish. Decisions get made, then forgotten, and the same ground gets covered twice.

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    Research teams do not need another note-taking app. They need memory, a way to keep what the team learns instead of losing it.

The Spoken recorder, front view.

The recorder

Hit record. Keep working.

A small device that sits in the room and belongs to the team. One button starts it, the battery lasts for days, and it is ready whenever research happens. No app to open, nothing to change about how the team already works.

The platform

  1. 01

    Searchable team memory

    Every recording joins one memory the whole team shares. Find any meeting, decision, or finding by searching for it.

  2. 02

    Summaries and action items, automatic

    Spoken turns each meeting into a summary, the goals, and clear action items, without anyone writing them up.

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    Connected, not just stored

    Spoken links notes to papers, surfaces related work, and shows how the team's thinking changed over time.

  4. 04

    Decisions you can trace

    Months later, the team can still see what was decided and why, instead of guessing.

The Spoken app on a phone.

How it works

From a recorded moment to lasting team memory.

01

Press record

One button on the Spoken recorder. It captures the meeting, lecture, or interview while the team stays present and engaged.

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It becomes memory

The recording joins the platform as part of your team's searchable memory, next to everything the team has captured before.

03

Organized for you

Spoken writes the summary, the goals, the action items, and the key insights from the conversation. Automatically.

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Connected over time

Spoken links the session to past meetings, related papers, and earlier decisions, so the team's memory grows instead of resetting.

Why research-first

Built for researchers, by researchers.

  1. 01

    We lived this problem

    Eric and Mohammad did research together for years, with their work spread across notebooks, docs, and memory. Spoken is the tool they wanted and never had.

  2. 02

    An app would not fix it

    Phones and note apps still lose information, because they need a person to remember to record, upload, and organize. Spoken does not.

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    Hardware changes the behavior

    The recorder sits in the room and belongs to the team. It is always ready, so capturing research stops depending on anyone remembering to.

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    Memory, not transcripts

    Most tools stop at a transcript. Spoken is built to connect what the team learns and keep it usable for years.

Technical line drawings of the Spoken recorder: front, both sides, and back.

What’s ahead

What we’re building toward.

Spoken is being built one piece at a time. Here is what is coming and the order it arrives in.

  1. The recorder

    A device for the research room

    A one-button recorder that sits with the team and captures research without adding work to anyone's day.

  2. The platform

    Memory the team can search

    The software that turns every recording into connected, searchable team memory.

  3. Launch

    Spoken arrives in 2026

    Recorder and platform working together, in the hands of the first research teams.

  4. Pilot teams

    Built with real teams

    Working hand in hand with the first research teams so their workflow shapes what comes next.

Early access

Be one of the first research teams on Spoken.

Spoken arrives in 2026. If your team does research, tell us what you’re working on and we’ll bring you in early.

Or reach us directly at [email protected]