Talk Now. Ask Later.
Remember Forever.
Capture lectures, interviews, and half-formed ideas. Sluqe transcribes, summarizes, and quietly indexes them - so months later you can just ask, “what did Dr. Patel say about retention?” and get the exact moment back.
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SafariThe Porblem With Voice Notes
You record everything.
You remember almost none of it.
Transcripts are fine. Summaries are fine. But six weeks later, when you need that one thing your professor said, or the source from a side conversation in February - they're useless. The recording exists. The memory doesn't.
Sluqe is built for the second part.
Recorded
47 hours of audio
Voice Memos
i'll find it
Said
"the 1974 archive"
you'll find it eventually
Meant to
Follow up · 3 sources
they're still waiting
How It Works
Three motions. That's it.
Most apps stop at step two. Sluqe is the only one designed for what happens months later.
CAPTURE
01
Record
Open the app, tap once. Lectures, interviews, voice memos, and imported audio from your library.
PROCESS
02
PATEL: The 22-day cliff...
SUMMARY: Retention drops.
TODO: Redesign onboarding
Refine
Sluqe transcribes with speaker labels, then writes summaries, highlights, and action items you can review in seconds.
REMEMBER
03
"what did Patel say about retention?"
L PATEL - MAR 14 - @12:42
Recall
Ask questions across everything you have recorded. Sluqe finds the moment, plays the audio, and shows surrounding context.
Inside Sluqe
Six small tools. One large memory.
Ask, don't search
Natural-language queries across every recording you have ever made. Get the exact answer, with the audio context.
Speaker-aware transcripts
Diarization that actually works. Each speaker gets a name, and each name becomes a filter.
Cross-recording threads
Sluqe notices when the same topic spans weeks of recordings and threads them automatically.
Smart summaries, your shape
Choose summary styles: bullet, narrative, decisions-only, or action-items by recording or folder.
Audio + text playback
Tap any sentence to jump to that exact second of audio. Skim with your eyes and verify with your ears.
Private by default
End-to-end encryption and on-device transcription options. Your recordings stay yours.
Built For
People who talk
for a living.
Researchers, journalists, students - anyone whose work depends on what was said.
RESEARCHER
Field interviews, found again.
Six months of interviews. One question answered in seconds with the timestamp and surrounding minute.
- Speaker labels for every interviewee
- Cross-interview thematic threads
- Citable timestamps for papers
JOURNALIST
Tape, in the shape of a story.
Drop in a 90-minute interview and get a sourced outline with quotes by topic, speaker, and sentiment.
- Quote extraction with attribution
- Auto-flag conflicts between sources
- Export to Google Docs
STUDENT
A semester you can ask.
Record every lecture, then ask by finals what your professor said, with citation and timestamp context.
- Auto-folder by course
- Flashcards from highlights
- Study-buddy Q&A mode
From The Field
What the early users actually say.
“I record every lecture and meeting now. Sluqe is the only reason that's not insane.”
Lina O.
PhD candidate, cognitive science
“I asked it for the part where my source mentioned a 1974 archive. Got the answer in three seconds. That's a feature pitch I would have laughed at last year.”
Ben H.
Investigative reporter
“It's the first voice notes app that respects what happens after the recording ends.”
Priya R.
Independent researcher
FREQUENTLY ASKED
Quick questions, before you commit.
Sluqe is designed for long-memory recall. It does not stop at transcription and summary: it lets you ask across months of recordings and returns the exact moment, with context and source grounding.
No. Your recordings are private by default. Sluqe does not use your personal audio or transcripts to train foundation models without your explicit opt-in.
Sluqe supports major global languages and continues expanding coverage. Multilingual meetings are handled with speaker-aware transcripts and searchable memory.
Yes. You can import previous recordings and bring them into the same searchable memory, so old voice notes become queryable alongside new ones.
Recording workflows can continue even with unstable connectivity. When connection is restored, Sluqe syncs and processes the timeline without losing structure.
Your data remains portable. Sluqe supports export-friendly workflows so transcripts, notes, and highlights can be moved to your preferred tools.
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