Slack messages, drafted from what was said

Audria turns spoken updates into drafted Slack messages to the right person or channel: the decision your teammates were not in the room for, the update you promised to post, ready to review and send. Nothing is sent automatically.

What Audria drafts in Slack

• Decisions made in the room become drafted updates for the people who were not there.
• Messages go to the right person because Audria links each voice to a real Slack identity.
• The draft carries the source words, so context never gets lost in translation.

A real moment

At a whiteboard, your team decides to move the release by a week. Audria drafts the announcement for your team channel, quoting the decision. You edit one line and send it before you are back at your desk.

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 Slack 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 Slack 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: Jira · Linear · Gmail · Confluence

Is Audria free?

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