Audria

Ambient capture for the whole office day

Last updated July 18, 2026

Audria runs in the background of your office day: one switch when you arrive, and every work conversation, from standup to desk-side fix to hallway decision, becomes drafted actions, per-person notes, and context for your AI. No start button per meeting, no bot, no extra hardware.

Per-meeting tools miss the day

Session-based notetakers capture what you remember to start them for, which means scheduled meetings. The decisions that slip are the unscheduled ones: the two-minute desk conversation, the hallway commitment. Ambient capture exists because the office day is not a series of sessions.

Started by you, at work

Ambient does not mean always-on. You start Audria when you reach the office and it runs until you stop it. The iPhone on the table and the Mac on the desk are the only hardware involved.

What a captured day produces

Ready-to-review drafts in your tools with source quotes attached, a page for every person you talked to, and a day of context your Claude or ChatGPT can actually use. Casual conversation produces nothing; commitments produce drafts. Nothing is sent automatically.

Frequently asked questions

Does Audria record everything forever?

You control it: start it when you reach work, stop it any time, delete any single memory instantly, or delete your account and everything goes with it, including your voiceprint. See audria.tech/security for exactly what deletion removes.

Is Audria free to use?

Yes. Audria is free during early access. You can download it for iPhone and Mac today from the App Store.

Does Audria need a meeting bot or extra hardware?

No. Audria never joins your calls and needs no extra device. It runs on the iPhone and the Mac you already have.

Which tools does Audria integrate with?

Gmail, Google Calendar, Slack, Jira, Linear, Confluence, Google Contacts, Google Drive, Google Docs, Google Tasks, and Apple Reminders, with more coming.

Does anything send without my approval?

No. Every draft waits behind a confirm step and shows the exact words it came from. You review, then send.

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