Start a recording from your wrist
Open Auo on Apple Watch and tap to record. Tap the eyes to mark a moment you want to revisit. When the conversation ends, stop and save the recording. You can return to the audio and its transcript on your iPhone. Tell the other people involved before recording and obtain any consent your situation requires.
What the watch and phone each do
The watch captures and saves audio. The paired iPhone receives it and processes speech locally. Keep Auo open in the foreground on the phone for live transcription. If the devices are temporarily disconnected, recordings can stay on the watch until transfer is available; the connection and system scheduling affect when they arrive.
Example: a product discussion
Start recording before you discuss a proposal. Mark the moment a decision is made, then open the recording on your phone to review the original words. With a voice task configured and enabled, a preset command can also ask Auo to find the proposal in connected sources and send it to a named colleague. This is an example workflow, not a recording made by this website.
Local transcription and optional AI
Audio transcription runs on your iPhone. Optional AI features have a separate data flow: recording chat shares selected text, voice tasks share the context needed to act, and automatic knowledge saving shares the full transcript for organization. You choose and authorize the services used; their policies and any charges apply.
What to check before using it
Auo is in development for Apple Watch and iPhone. Check the TestFlight page for beta availability. All-day battery life, long-session reliability and background behavior are still under validation; this page makes no specific battery or transcription-accuracy promise. App Store availability, exact device requirements and pricing have not been announced here.