Sayermore

Think out loud. Sayermore turns your thoughts into organized notes.

It listens, asks the next useful question, and gives back a doc you'll actually re-read.

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Your head is not a good long-term storage system.

Not every thought starts as a document. Most start as pressure.

A customer call you are still processing. A decision you need to make. A strategy knot. A hiring concern. A founder instinct. A messy voice memo. A private thought you do not want to perform in a meeting or polish into a memo yet.

Sayermore gives you a place to brain dump, then asks the follow-up questions that help the useful shape emerge.

Who it is for

For people whose thinking is part of the job.

Founders

Debrief customer calls, investor conversations, product instincts, hiring doubts, and the stuff you are not ready to announce.

Executives

Unpack strategy, board prep, hard conversations, team dynamics, and decisions that need a clearer written trail.

Operators

Turn scattered observations into process notes, decisions, handoffs, and a searchable operating memory.

Creators

Talk through ideas, drafts, stories, product angles, and the half-formed threads that are easier to say than type.

What it actually does

Same hour. Same call. One you record. The other you'll re-read.

Raw transcript 3 min, freeform 
okay so the call with Acme, I think it went fine but honestly the pricing thing came up again and I keep, ugh, I keep not having a good answer. Patel was nice about it but you could tell he was probing. And then the agency couple — Marta and Dom — they didn't push back at all which is almost worse because now I'm wondering if our number is too low. Three calls today, three different reactions to the same price. That's the thing I should be thinking about.
Synthesized doc in your library

Pricing — what three calls told me today

What happened

  • Patel: probed politely. Nice but skeptical.
  • Marta + Dom: zero pushback. Suspicious.

The pattern

Three different reactions to the same number. That's the signal worth chasing.

Open loops

  • Better answer for "why this price"
  • Test a higher number with the next agency-shaped lead
  • Talk to a friend who's raised prices once

How it works

From the swirl to a clean document.

01

Talk it out.

Hit record. Brain dump however it wants to come out — half-sentences, contradictions, doubling back. No structure required, no editing as you go.

02

Get the right questions.

Sayermore listens, finds the threads worth pulling, and asks the next useful question. The shape you couldn't find on your own starts showing up.

03

Read back something you can act on.

You leave with a structured markdown doc — sections, decisions, open loops, next steps — saved to your private library and synced to every device you sign in on.

What happens to your voice

Your unfinished thinking deserves privacy.

Pricing

Free during beta. Honest pricing when it ships.

Beta

Available now
Free
  • Everything in Standard during the beta
  • Limited capacity — waitlist only
  • Direct line to the founder for feedback
Join the waitlist

Standard

Coming soon
~$9/mo
  • Unlimited captures, transcribed and synthesized
  • Private library, synced across devices
  • Text only — audio is discarded after transcription

Pro

Coming soon
~$19/mo
  • Everything in Standard
  • Keep your audio recordings — replay anytime
  • Re-transcribe with newer models as they ship
  • Higher quotas, priority support

Standard and Pro prices are illustrative. Final numbers TBD when those tiers ship.

Join the beta waitlist

Try-now sessions live in this browser only. Join the beta to keep what you make, sync it across every device, and get a direct line for feedback. We'll email when a seat opens — one email from a human, no drip campaign.

Before you trust it with unfinished thinking

What happens to my voice recordings?

Audio is sent to OpenAI Whisper for transcription, then dropped immediately. On the Pro tier (coming soon) audio is stored encrypted in your account so you can replay it. We never train models on your captures.

What gets sent to AI APIs?

Audio goes to OpenAI Whisper for transcription. Transcripts and library context go to Anthropic Claude for synthesis. Both are commercial APIs with no-training contracts. We don't add anything beyond what's required to deliver the feature.

Where does my library live?

In a private Postgres database scoped to your account. Cross-device sync is automatic when you sign in. Row-level security on the database enforces that no other user can read your content, even in the event of a bug in our code.

Is this production ready?

For an MVP beta with founders giving us direct feedback — yes. For public launch with paid plans and Product Hunt traffic, we still need to wire Stripe, write a formal privacy policy, and add analytics. We're being honest about that.

Is there a desktop app?

The web app is the primary surface. A companion desktop is on the roadmap for users who want local-first storage, but it's not the current focus.