Audrio
Hands-free idea capture for listening while driving
What I love about reading isn't the material , it's the ah-ah moments. A line suddenly applies to my own life, or two ideas fuse into a new one.
But I drive a lot with a short attention span, so I quit audiobooks on drives and went back to music, and every good thought the road sparked just vanished before I could save it.
So I built the fix. While you listen or drive, the second a thought sparks, you capture your own reaction hands-free. It saves your thought , not a clip of the host's words like Snipd/Airr do. I validated the idea with a 100-person survey first, and the strongest pull was exactly this: people want to keep the thought the audio triggered in them, not the source clip.
It's in TestFlight now (iPhone only). I'd love feedback on three things: the onboarding, the capture flow, and whether the "your thought, not the clip" idea lands fast enough.
Join (2 min): install TestFlight from the App Store → open https://testflight.apple.com/join/fZfVCGvK on your iPhone → Accept → Install. Full version free during the test.
Feedback: screenshot in-app → tap the thumbnail → Share Beta Feedback, or use this form → https://forms.gle/HonoveKfzhSZBFJs6
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30 testers: founder pricing for year one at half the launch price.
Happy to answer anything in the comments — especially curious how you'd want captured thoughts to flow into your own system.
1 Comment
The distinction you're making is subtle but important.
You're not helping people remember what they consumed—you're helping them preserve what changed in their own thinking because of it. If users immediately understand that difference, it gives the product a much clearer identity than another audio companion.