Docket vs WhoSpoke

There is an email in your inbox right now that actually matters. It is under newsletters you never signed up for, and you will find it tomorrow. Maybe. That is not your fault. Email is the only place where anyone on earth can reach you without asking first. Docket gives your inbox a door. WHAT A DOCKET IS A private space you share only with the people you invite. One for your team. One for your family. One for a single person. One just for you. Only the people you invite can post to it. HOW THINGS GET IN Every docket has its own email address. Forward an email to it from the address you signed up with, and it lands in the docket, out of your inbox. Or write straight into it. A note, a checklist, a status update, a meeting agenda, a journal entry. GETTING THINGS DONE Catch me up. A short summary of what is new since you last looked, instead of a pile. Needs you. The questions and action items pulled out of long messages, so nothing waits on you without you knowing. Shared checklists everyone in the docket can tick off, with due dates you type in plain English. Every tick shows who did it and when, so nothing sits in the gap between two people. The Vault. Every file, link and document that passes through a docket is kept there and searchable months later. Replies in your own time. No typing indicators, no online dots, no read receipts. Turn notifications on for the dockets that matter to you, and flag a briefing as priority so it stands out in the feed. Everything else stays quiet. WHY IT IS NOT ANOTHER CHAT APP Your inbox lets everyone in. Group chats bury what matters under everything else. A docket holds a small number of people and the things that matter between you, in one quiet place that is still there in six months. Folders keep your dockets in order as they add up. PRIVACY Encrypted in transit and at rest, stored with AES-256-GCM. We never sell your data. FREE, AND IT STAYS FREE Up to five dockets of your own, up to ten people in each, 1 GB in your Vault, and every format. No credit card. DOCKET PRO Unlimited dockets, unlimited people in each, 10 GB of storage, and a shorter custom email address. $4.99 a month or $39.99 a year. Works on iPhone, iPad, Mac and at docket.ink Terms of Use: https://docket.ink/terms Privacy Policy: https://docket.ink/privacy

You just recorded an interview and can't remember who said what. WhoSpoke splits it by voice, lets you fix it, and keeps it on your iPhone. Every line of the transcript is tied to the original audio. Tap a sentence and you hear the moment it was said. Your conversation content is never uploaded, because transcription and speaker analysis run on the iPhone itself. Record a conversation, or import an audio file from the Files app. A few minutes later you get a transcript sorted by speaker, with timestamps. Rename the speakers, move a sentence to someone else, merge two voices that are really one, or fix a word. If you don't like an edit, you can restore the automatic version. What you can do: - Record with live captions where your language supports them - Import audio from Files and transcribe it in a batch - Filter the transcript to one speaker - Skip 5 seconds, slow down or speed up from 0.75x to 1.5x - Translate a finished transcript on the device - Search by title or by anything that was said - Export as text or Markdown, with or without timestamps - Share the original audio only when you choose to WhoSpoke works with Korean, English, Japanese, Chinese, Spanish, French, German, Italian and Portuguese. Which ones work on your iPhone depends on the device. A note on privacy: there is no account, no ads and no tracking. The internet is used only to download language models and to verify or restore your purchase. Optional speaker-name suggestions use Apple Intelligence, which may use Apple's Private Cloud Compute. Try it free on your first 3 new conversations. After that, a single one-time Pro purchase removes the limit. There is no subscription. Conversations you already made stay fully usable either way. Please get everyone's consent before you record. WhoSpoke records only through your iPhone's microphone, and it can't record phone calls or audio from other apps. Speaker separation is not perfect, so check the important parts.