AllEars: record your voice and email the recording, handsfree

AllEars is a voice recording and voice recognition tool that lets you navigate up to 99 contacts using speech alone and then send a ‘Voice Email’ to the contact of your choice with only a single tap, who will receive your recording as a multi-platform-compatible audio file attachment. AllEars is also a voice dialer that lets you use speech recognition to select from your contacts and place a call without needing the latest phone.

AllEars speaks back to you so you don’t need to check the screen, so it’s handy for anyone on a walk, at the gym, on a bumpy train where tapping out an email response is challenging, or anywhere where it isn’t ideal to stop and interact with a visual/touch interface. When using the headphones, AllEars can be operated with the device in your pocket or bag until it's time to send your mail with a single tap.

AllEars features:

• No fussy speech training; recognizes countless names out of the box, but when it doesn’t, you can choose a shortcut (like “Mom” or “Office”) that AllEars can recognize better.

• Getting started is as easy as flipping a switch, tapping “Done”, and saying “Email Jane Doe” or “Call Jane Doe”.

• Needs no interaction with the screen other than a single tap to start a call/send an email. Talks to you to confirm choices.

• Designed by Politepix for frugal resource use, from minimal & dark-toned visuals to the audio/graphics APIs under the hood.

• Clear and simple interface graphics can be easily recognized from a distance during handsfree use.

• Developed for English-language use; recognition will be best with US English.