What we shipped this month

Short one this month. Three things worth knowing about, one small thing we're pleased with, and a note on what's next.

Action items now come with owners

The write-up after a meeting always listed what needed doing. Now it lists who said they'd do it. If somebody volunteered out loud, their name is next to the task — which turns out to be the difference between a summary you skim and a summary you send to the room.

Choose your output language per place

You could already dictate in one language and send in another. Now you can set that separately for personal messages, work chat, email and everything else. So your own language goes to your family and English goes to Slack, without you touching a setting twice a day. If you write across languages all day, this is the one to go and set up.

It learns the words you fix

If WisprBee mishears a name and you fix it by hand, it now notices, keeps the correction, and gets it right from then on. There's an undo right there in case you'd rather it didn't — but mostly, you fix your company's name once and never think about it again.

The small thing

Plug in headphones mid-afternoon and WisprBee now asks whether you want it to switch, rather than silently changing which microphone it's listening to. It's a two-second interaction that prevents a genuinely annoying ten minutes of wondering why you sound like you're in a tunnel.

What's next

Sharing a meeting note with your team in one click, and your calendar in the Note Taker so your day is already listed when you open it. Both are being built now.

Something you want us to build? Tell us — we read everything.