Your Voice Is the Interface
Every voice app on the market treats speech as a transcription problem. It isn't. It's a reasoning problem with a convenient input device attached to it.
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Patrick Lehmann · 4 min read
Your Voice Notes Now Have a To-Do List
Linubra v4.0 ships an Action Items Dashboard
Everything you said you'd do, in one place. Grouped by when it's due, filtered by who it's for, one tap away from the voice note it came from.
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The Hidden Cost of Your Second Brain
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Why We Built Linubra
Two kinds of tool exist for remembering your own life: the manual notes app that demands constant upkeep, and the passive recorder that captures everything and understands nothing. We built a third thing.