You already wrote it. It's spread across 11 memos.

Memo Sweep listens to every voice memo you've ever recorded and sorts them into the songs they were trying to be.

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why it's cool af

  1. It finds the same idea.

    Eleven takes of one chorus land in one song. The best take gets a gold star.

  2. It hears your lyrics.

    It writes down what you sang. Search a line, or describe it: dark slow piano.

  3. Voice only, or no voice.

    It splits your memos into voice and music. Hear just you, or just the music.

  4. It knows what's nearly done.

    Closest to done tells you which song just needs a bridge.

  5. It spots the same line.

    Sang the same words months apart? Connections puts both memos side by side.

  6. Nothing gets uploaded to us.

    It runs on your Mac. Your unreleased songs stay yours.

how it works

  1. A messy pile of unlabelled cassette tapes

    Open it.

    It counts your memos and asks if you want them sorted.

  2. A coffee next to a closed laptop

    Say yes.

    It listens to every one. Go make a coffee.

  3. A neat row of cassette tapes in order

    Come back to songs.

    Every take stacked into its song. Tidy names are one click away.

see it

The Songs tab: songs with progress bars, a Closest to done card, and the song Porch Light with its takes grouped by verse and chorus, gold stars on the best takes
Every song, and the ones closest to done.
A Connections card: a loose memo and a Porch Light chorus where the same line was sung, recorded 7 months apart, with a Move to Porch Light button
You sang it twice. It noticed.
A Wrapped card: Your songwriting, wrapped. 614 memos, 19.4 hours
Your songwriting, wrapped.

it's not a recording app

You've already got one of those. Memo Sweep does the hard thing once, keeps itself up to date, then gets out of your way.

labels, if you're into that

Every memo says what it heard in it. Pick one to see what it found.

Heard it listened.

Keys

questions

No. It reads them. It never changes, moves or deletes the originals.

No. Everything runs on your Mac.

Mac first. iPhone is next.

Nope. Import any folder too, like Dropbox, Google Drive or a hard drive. It only ever reads them.

Free for 14 days, with everything included. Then US$29, once. No subscription, ever.

Building it as we speak.