The first steps toward a human–AI interface.
The main app · concept film · 2:55
Vox Amelior is an AI that listens, remembers and answers on your phone, so your conversations stay there. The film shows what it could do for you; most of it runs in the app today.
Concept commercial for Vox Amelior, 2 minutes 55 seconds, with quiet music and no narration. A transcript is available below the video.
Transcript
Soft piano and ambient music throughout; no narration.
On an average day, we speak about 16,000 words. Most of them slip away.
Except our words online. Those, they keep. The screen fills with them: searches like “is this rash serious” and “why do we keep fighting”, things we typed like “I’m fine, really.” and a card number, and the videos that held our attention, like “10 signs you’re burned out”, watched three times. Now AI is in your search, your inbox, your photos. All of it can be stored on servers we’ll never see, read by people we’ll never meet, and sold to companies we’ve never heard of. Our words. Their rules.
Take your words offline. Start here. It listens on your phone, thinks on your phone and remembers on your phone. It works in airplane mode. Encrypted: 256-bit, by Android, keyed to your passcode. Sealed: other apps can’t read it, and there are no cloud backups. Never sent: no server holds a copy to breach. You can’t leak what you never send. Your words. Your phone. Your rules.
Now let your words work for you. What you heard, when you need it: “What did Jordan say I shouldn’t forget?” The plumber, Thursday at 9; cake pickup by 5; your mom’s birthday is Sunday. “What do we need from the store?” Eggs and the good bread; you still have milk.
At bedtime, Milo, age five, says: “When I grow up, I want to be just like you.” Years later, on a hard day, you ask what he said, and it’s there. Worth living up to.
So ask about the voice you hear most. Yours. “Which words do I use incorrectly?” “That plan is ingenuous”: ingenuous means naive; you meant ingenious. “When did I sound sharpest? Why?” Thursday’s pitch; you’d rehearsed it out loud the night before. “What thinking traps do I fall into?” All-or-nothing: “always” and “never”, 23 times in arguments. “Who did I thank this week?” Dana, twice. Jordan, not once. “What have I promised and not done?” Call Mom back; you’ve said “this weekend” three times. “Honestly, who starts more of our fights: me or Jordan?” You, six to five. “Want to know who apologizes first?” “Not today.”
Three months later: “Who starts more of our fights now?” Hard to say; there haven’t been many. Heated moments down 60% and laughter up 35% since spring. And you called Mom. Every Sunday.
Your voice, to better your life. The words fall away and become the name: Vox Amelior. Free for Android.
Concept film. People, conversations and answers are examples. Listening, speaker recognition, Ask, reviews and Insights run in the app today. Encryption is Android’s own, standard on phones launched with Android 10 or later. Let people know when it’s listening.
AI keeps getting smarter, yet most of us still reach it through a text box, on someone else’s terms. I’m building the other way in: AI that hears what you say, shows you what you need and speaks in a voice you choose. On your phone, in your glasses, on your terms.
- Open-source Android apps with public builds
- 3
- Automated tests across the three apps
- 500+
- Years in telecom and fiber before software
- 7
01 · The idea
Three ways in. You stay in charge.
Each app is one sense of the same interface: it hears you, it shows you, it speaks to you. And each one hands back a choice the usual apps make for you.
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01 · Hears you
Vox Amelior
Listens and remembers on your phone, then helps you hear yourself. Your conversations stay on the phone.
Your choice: what stays private.
The main app -
02 · Shows you
Even Suite
Puts Claude in your glasses for the questions that need the most capable AI, and only when you ask.
Your choice: when to call on the best model.
In other apps -
03 · Speaks to you
Narrator Studio
Turns whatever you decide to read into a podcast, in natural voices made on your phone.
Your choice: what fills your ears.
In other apps
02 · The main app · Vox Amelior · Android
A private memory for your conversations.
It writes down what’s said nearby, learns who’s speaking and answers when you ask. Then it does something a feed never will: it helps you hear yourself.
- Remembers
- Speech to text and speaker recognition, on the phone (NVIDIA Parakeet, TitaNet).
- Answers
- Ask in plain words; a local language model and search by meaning find it.
- Reviews
- Promises, kind words, logical fallacies, or any question you ask about your own words.
- Stays yours
- No cloud AI and no analytics. Private storage under Android’s encryption, kept out of cloud backups.
- 400+ automated tests
- Release build tested on an emulator with the real models
03 · Other apps
Two more ways in.
Vox Amelior hears you. These two show you and speak to you.
Even Suite · Android + smart glasses
Private when it can be. Powerful when you need it.
Claude in your Even Realities G1 glasses, for the questions where accuracy matters most.
See Even Suite
Narrator Studio · Android
What you hear shapes how you think. So choose it.
Any text or PDF, turned into a podcast in natural voices, made on your phone.
See Narrator Studio04 · Hiring?
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I’m looking for full-time work in on-device AI, mobile AI features or AI solutions. Before software I spent seven years in telecom and fiber. More about me.