Use your voice to add contacts and notes on your phone
Naturally describe a contact to add to your phone. Add phone numbers, addresses, emails, company name, interesting notes, etc.! "Add Aaron Riker, that's A*A*R*O*N, phone 123-456-7890, we met today at the SpaceX convention, hope to see him again next week"
Congratulations on the launch team. Good luck ♥️🦄
Congratulations Team Ciremi on your fantastic launch on Producthunt! The concept of natural language input for contact creation ticks all the boxes for user convenience. My suggestion, if I may, is to add a feature that could potentially sync these descriptions with calendar notes or events. That way, "met at SpaceX convention" could be directly linked to that specific date in the calendar. This extra layer of context might really elevate the user experience. Well done, again!
The app will convert dates like "today", "tomorrow", "next week", etc. into the actual date relative to today in the contact's note. It can handle spelling out names if the name has an irregular spelling. It can also edit a contact you just created if you need to edit some spelling retroactively.
Cool stuff! however, wouldn't it be more useful to have a Voice to CRM instead of Voice to Contact?
Hello, We are Michael, Varun, and Corey and we're excited to tell you about Ciremi. Our first release brings "StarTrek" style contact management to your phone! Talk to Ciremi like you would another human. Have it note interesting details that help you remember your new contact, and don't worry about rambling or structure of your conversation. Be you, don't conform, this isn't Alexa! Have fun and let us know what you think! Michael, Varun, Corey
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