Jira tickets, drafted from your conversations

Audria listens to your office conversations and drafts Jira tickets from the commitments it hears: title, description, and the right assignee, with the exact words the ticket came from attached. You review and file. Nothing is sent automatically.

What Audria drafts in Jira

• The bug someone described in standup becomes a ticket with a title, repro context, and the speaker attached.
• Actions are assigned to the real teammate who took them, matched by voice to their Jira account.
• Every ticket draft cites the conversation excerpt it came from, so review takes seconds.

A real moment

In standup, an engineer says the payments webhook fails on retries and he will pick it up after lunch. By the time everyone sits down, a Jira draft exists: titled, described, assigned to him, quoting his words. He taps once to file it.

How it works

Turn Audria on once when you reach the office. It captures your conversations, in person or on a call from the Mac app, separates who said what, and detects real commitments. Each one appears as a pre-filled draft in Jira or the right tool for the job. You glance, edit if needed, and approve. Every draft shows the exact words it came from.

Questions

Does anything post to Jira without me?

No. Nothing is sent automatically. Every draft waits for your review and confirmation.

Which other tools does Audria support?

Gmail, Google Calendar, Slack, Jira, Linear, Confluence, Google Contacts, Google Drive, Google Docs, Google Tasks, and Apple Reminders. See also: Slack · Linear · Gmail · Confluence

Is Audria free?

Yes, free during early access. Download for iPhone and Mac. New to Audria? Start with What is Audria?