Hear how far you’ve come
Tonight, a voice.
Someday, an answer.
Eliveo keeps your voice capsules for your future self. You record tonight; you listen later, at the moment you chose.
Hear how far you’ve come
Eliveo keeps your voice capsules for your future self. You record tonight; you listen later, at the moment you chose.
No blank page, no keyboard. You press and talk, the way you’d talk to someone close. Your voice keeps what writing erases: the tone, the silences, the hesitation.
A few seconds or several minutes. It’s up to you.
You talk, the capsule seals. It comes back when you decided, not before.
Pick a date: three months from now, a year, the evening of a birthday. The capsule opens that day, and you hear the person you were.
“Open once I’ve moved.” “When this project is done.” You trigger the opening yourself, the day the condition is met.
Each capsule is encrypted on your phone, and it stays there: the app has no server and sends nothing. The key that unlocks it exists only on your side. What you tell your future self belongs to the two of you alone.
Nothing leaves the phone
No server, no online account. The only thing that ever leaves is the encrypted archive you choose to export.
Key on your device
Without it, a capsule is just indecipherable noise. We don’t have a copy.
No listening, no analysis
No transcription, no analysis of your voice, no model training on your words.
Like a night journal, but with your voice.
