SpeakON’s Agent now turns spoken Notes into user-approved tasks across apps such as Slack, Mail and Notion.
That shift targets a familiar gap, where a useful thought arrives between meetings or on the move and disappears before there is time to stop, unlock a phone and type it out.
SpeakON wants voice notes to finish the job, not just record it
SpeakON’s Agent now turns spoken Notes into user-approved tasks across apps such as Slack, Mail and Notion.
now
$129
The SpeakON hardware gives that moment a dedicated entry point, with a 25g MagSafe button on the back of an iPhone 12 or later that turns speech into clean text in the open app, or an editable Note when no text field is active.
Notes as the context layer
Those Notes do more than store a transcript, since Auto-Format strips filler words, adds punctuation and organises speech without changing its meaning, while Weekly Summary gathers a week of Notes into Key Ideas linked back to each source.
That context also travels beyond the app, so someone recording observations across a run of customer interviews can review each Note and sync it to a Notion database, an Evernote notebook or a local Obsidian vault.
Agent and user-approved actions
From there, SpeakON Agent handles the follow-through by spotting when a spoken request or an existing Note needs work done and turning it into a structured Task with a sequence of Actions.
A user leaving a client meeting might press the button and ask it to find the latest rollout dates in Slack, draft an email to a colleague with a revised proposal due Friday and set a reminder for next week.
Agent then searches Slack for the rollout context, matches the colleague through Contacts, prepares the Mail draft and creates the reminder, so the request spans four apps without the user rebuilding the context in each one.
The same approach works on stored knowledge, with Agent able to query earlier onboarding research in Notion, compare it with a fresh interview Note and produce a summary of what changed as a new Task.
Both requests stop short of full autonomy, because Agent asks for confirmation before any external send or data change and can pause when information is missing rather than acting on a guess.
On availability, the SpeakON device sells for a one-time $129 in the US through speakon.app, with no subscription required for its AI features after the company retired its Pro plan in June.
Anyone buying now can also use the code TR15 for an extra $15 off active products once per order, with no minimum spend or usage limit, though it won’t stack with other discounts.
SpeakON’s Black Friday pre-sale runs from November 4 to November 12, followed by the main sale from November 13 to November 30, with Notes, Notes sync and Agent already live.
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