Features

A photo, a PDF, a voice note, read by the assistant on demand.

You say
"Read me the PDF I just added"

Attach a photo, document, or recording to a card, and ask XNeuronal to read it to you when you need it. It doesn't search on its own: reading only happens if you request it.

Attach any document to a card

Photo, PDF, audio recording, web link: you can attach these elements to any card, to keep everything related to it in one place.

It reads, summarizes, and transcribes, but only if you ask

Take a photo of a prescription and ask “what does it say”: XNeuronal deciphers it and answers you aloud. Send it a voice note you received elsewhere and ask for a transcription, or a summary of the PDF you just received.

This reading is never automatic: XNeuronal only opens and analyzes an attachment at your explicit request, to respect what you truly want it to look at.

What matters is retained, not the raw file

Once read, the useful information joins your memory: the prescription becomes a renewal reminder, the voice note becomes a memo. The file remains attached to the card so you can reopen it later.

9:41
1,247 neurons
I'm listening
hold to talk
neuron #412

My upstairs neighbor is named Marc. He plays the cello, mostly on Tuesday evenings between 7pm and 9pm. He has two cats — Mochi and Pépite. He offered to look after my plants while I'm on vacation.

His wife Élise is an osteopath — maybe she could help with dad's back.

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes: photos, PDFs, audio recordings, links. And if you ask it to, it reads them for you: it transcribes a voice note, summarizes a PDF, deciphers a document photo, and remembers what's important.

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