Plain speech instead of commands
Saying "remind me tomorrow at seven to pick up the parcel" is enough. Kipri parses the date, the time and the point, shows you what he understood, and creates the entry. No incantations and no rigid format.
Say it and he writes it down
Kipri by voice: say it and he writes it down
Things get lost most often in the gap between "must not forget this" and "open the app". Kipri removes that gap: dictate the sentence in ordinary words and he handles the rest.
A character instead of a silent list
Kipri greets you by time of day, celebrates what you close and worries about what is overdue. That is not decoration: an app that answers like something alive gets opened more often.
Proactive notes
Kipri spots what is piling up: the task postponed for a third week, the habit whose streak is about to break, the day packed to the brim. And he says so himself, without waiting for you to open the statistics.
One digest instead of a queue of pushes
A short summary of the day arrives in the morning: today’s reminders, overdue ones and birthdays. If there are no events, one line says so, so you are never left in silence.
What people usually ask
Does voice input need the internet?
Speech is recognised by the phone’s system service. It usually needs a connection, but if the offline recognition pack for your language is downloaded in the system settings, dictation works without internet too, and the app points you to where to get it. Everything else, including creating, editing and reading records, works offline.
Is voice Kipri a paid feature?
No, it is enabled on every plan, the free one included. Which features belong to which plan is configured on the server, so the current list is always visible on the plans screen inside the app.
Take Kipri with you
The free plan runs the whole app. Limits only start where serious volume starts.
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