20:30Your note
Remember your day.A private memory, in the making.
A day is made
of little things.
A private memory for your day: where you went, what you did, who you talked to, and what you promised.
View the sample day Open a fictional day. Find your way around. 05 / 11 / 2026 A page from a fictional Thursday Sample data
Turn to evening Back to the day
07:00A little fresh air
Morning walk
0112:15A pause in the day
Cafe visit
0213:00 to 15:00Not logged
A little
blank space.
No activity information.
No guesses to fill it.
These two hours stay blank.
03The preview01 / 06
What this preview is
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Every screen is designed and explorable
01Walk through the whole intended experience: your day, places, conversations, habits, planner, and the watch screens.
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All content is sample data from a fictional day
02It is Thursday 5 November 2026 in a made-up town. Nothing on screen describes you or anyone real.
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Nothing you click starts anything
03Clicking never starts recording, tracking, saving, or payment. There are no accounts and no prices.
View the sample day
Opens the preview app with sample data switched on.
Today
Sample dataThursday 5 November
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07:00 to 07:25
Morning walk
ConfirmedSampled route and a confirmed habit check-in.
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08:10 to 08:40
Travel to office
EstimatedEstimated between visits. Transport mode not confirmed.
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09:00 to 10:30
Project work
You enteredA work block you entered. Location is not proof of focus.
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10:30 to 11:00
Team discussion
ConversationSaved conversation, confirmed people, proposed follow-up.
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12:15 to 12:50
Cafe visit
EstimatedEstimated arrival and departure, plus your lunch note.
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13:00 to 15:00
No activity information
Not counted as work, and not assumed to be rest.
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18:00 to 18:45
Exercise
You enteredLogged by you. Confirmed duration counts toward a habit.
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20:30
Evening reflection
Your noteYour own note, with draft priorities for tomorrow.
What it answers02 / 06
The questions Earmio answers
Six everyday questions about your own day. Each one describes planned behaviour, and each one can be explored in the sample day.
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Where did I go?
A map and visit list for your day, with arrival and departure times and how sure Earmio is about each one.
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What did I do?
A timeline of activities you log or confirm, where missing time stays a visible gap instead of a guess.
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Who did I talk to?
Saved conversations with transcripts, speakers, and summaries that link back to what was actually said.
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What did I promise?
Commitments found in conversations are proposals first. Nothing becomes a task until you confirm it.
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Which routines help me use my time well?
Habits you define and check in yourself, with patterns shown as associations and the evidence behind each.
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How should I plan tomorrow?
A planner for priorities and time blocks, with draft plans you review and nothing scheduled behind your back.
Features03 / 06
What is planned
Every feature below is designed and previewed, and every one is Coming soon. None of them is available to use yet.
- Coming soon
Today and timeline
Build a clearer picture of what you did, with quick notes and activities you can correct.
- Coming soon
Places
See the places you visited and how your day moved between them.
- Coming soon
Conversations
Revisit a conversation with its transcript, summary, people, and place, and check each claim against the source.
- Coming soon
People
Keep notes about the people in your life, and prepare for a meeting with what you last discussed and what you promised.
- Coming soon
Habits
Track the routines you care about and see which ones fit your day.
- Coming soon
Patterns
Find recurring patterns in your days and choose small changes to try.
- Coming soon
Planner
Plan tomorrow around your priorities and the routines that work for you.
- Coming soon
Library
Find your tasks, highlights, projects, and preparation in one place, and ask questions about your history with answers linked to their sources.
These eight areas cover 36 planned capabilities in all. Open the feature guide to see each one with its preview.
Devices04 / 06
Built around your watch
Earmio is designed so that your watch does the capturing, if you choose to turn that on, and the web app does the thinking. This is the intended design. It still needs to be proven on real devices.
Earmio
Coming soon
Listening
Not connected
Location
Not connected
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Google Pixel Watch
Planned microphone and optional GPS
Designed to be the primary microphone, with optional location that you switch on separately. Start, pause, stop, and quick-correction controls are planned for the watch itself.
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Web app and installable PWA
Review, planning, and settings
Where you look back over your day, plan the next one, correct mistakes, and manage settings. It is installable on a phone or desktop, and it is not designed to capture audio or location.
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Optional earbuds
Only for translation you ask for
Bluetooth earbuds connected to the watch, used only when you explicitly start translation. Nothing else in Earmio needs them.
Not yet validated on real devices
- Battery life
- On-watch storage
- GPS accuracy
- Audio routing to earbuds
Earmio makes no promise about any of these yet. There is no custom phone app, and leaving the web app open will not capture anything.
Privacy05 / 06
Privacy is the design
These are design rules for features that do not exist yet. They are written down first, so that they shape Earmio before any real data does.
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Separate consent for each capability
Listening, location, transcription, voice matching, calendar, AI, translation, and cloud processing each get their own switch. Turning one on never turns another on.
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An explicit stop always wins
A stop, a pause, a denied permission, or an ended session beats reconnection, restarts, schedules, and guesses.
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Honest status: Pending is not Stopped
If a stop request has not reached your watch yet, Earmio is designed to say Pending, and to explain that capture may continue until it arrives.
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Manual features work with every sensor off
Activities, habits, plans, and notes are designed to work without the microphone, location, calendar, or AI.
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Deletion shows its full scope first
Before anything is forgotten, you see every affected recording, transcript, summary, pattern, and backup, so you can choose what goes.
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Export in open formats
Planned exports use CSV, JSON, GPX, and GeoJSON, with audio kept separate. Your history is not meant to be locked in.
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Privacy controls are never behind an upgrade
Stop, pause, retention, export, and deletion are designed to be available to everyone, whatever else changes later.
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No covert capture
Listening is designed to start off, to show a visible status when it is on, and to remind you to tell the people around you.
FAQ06 / 06
Questions, answered plainly
Can I use Earmio today?
No. Earmio is a preview. You can explore every screen with sample data, but nothing works yet: there is no sign-up, no recording, and no tracking. Each feature is marked Coming soon until it exists.
Is anything recorded when I open the preview?
No. The preview does not record audio, track your location, or save anything about your visit. The servers tell your browser to deny microphone, location, and camera access to these pages. The only thing the preview app remembers is two display choices, theme and sample mode, and they stay on your own device.
What does it cost?
The planned plans are Free $0, Personal $19.99 and Power $79.99 USD per month, with 1 GB of hosted archive free and 100 GB on paid plans. Plans and storage are Coming soon: there is no checkout, no trial and no payment of any kind yet, so there is nothing to buy. Details are on the pricing page.
Do I need a phone app?
No. A custom phone app is not planned. The watch is designed to be the microphone, and the web app, which you can install as a PWA on a phone or desktop, is where you review and plan.
Which watch?
Earmio is designed around Google Pixel Watch. It has not been validated on a real watch yet, so read that as a design direction and not as a compatibility promise.
Who makes Earmio?
Corvidae Ltd, a software company in New Zealand. Learn more at corvidae.co.nz.