Evoca: Remember Your Day

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Evoca turns your Apple Watch into an all-day recorder and your iPhone into a memory you can search. Everything happens on your devices: no accounts, no servers, no subscriptions. RECORD WITHOUT THINKING • One tap on your watch to start. It records with the screen off and keeps every segment safe. • Tap again, or double tap, to mark an important moment. • If a call or Siri interrupts the recording, Evoca lets you know so you can resume with one tap. • No watch at hand? Record with your iPhone too. ACCURATE TRANSCRIPTION ON YOUR IPHONE • On-device transcription in Spanish and English, even mixed in the same conversation. • A quick pass right away and a precise Parakeet pass as soon as you open Evoca: a whole day in a few minutes. • Correct any line and replay it by tapping the text: the transcript lights up word by word. FIND ANYTHING • Search by words or by meaning: “what did I say about grandma?” finds the conversation even if you don't remember the exact words. • Marked moments, days in a calendar and a timeline of your conversations. YOUR DAY, IN CONTEXT • Heart rate, sleep, workouts and steps from Apple Health, next to what you talked about. • Works with Apple Health, read only: Evoca never writes to it, and uses what it reads to give your day context and to set night mode from your usual sleep. • The places of your day, labelled Home or Work on your iPhone. • Summaries, tasks, dates and a daily reflection written on device by Apple Intelligence, when available. TRULY YOURS • Audio, transcripts and health data never leave your devices. • Export each day as Markdown and JSONL to a folder you choose: iCloud Drive, Google Drive or any Files provider. • Choose how long to keep audio; transcripts stay. Evoca is free. Requires an iPhone with iOS 18 or later and, to record on the wrist, an Apple Watch with watchOS 11 or later. Precise transcription downloads a model of about 630 MB once. Apple Intelligence summaries require a compatible device. Give notice and ask for consent before recording other people: in many places it is required by law. Health estimates are not a medical diagnosis.