Changelog
What's new in Intriq
Release history
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Open the app on what needs you today
Intriq now opens on Today: the meetings ahead, the promises you made, the people going quiet. Every row can be acted on where it sits, so what you deal with in the morning is off the list by the afternoon.
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Notes answer in the language you wrote them in
Write a note in your own language and Intriq now answers in it, and stores what it learned in it too. Titles, summaries and recording write ups follow the note, so everything kept from it reads as one piece.
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Recording keeps going when you lock your phone
Record a whole meeting and lock your phone or switch apps while it runs. Intriq keeps listening in the background until you stop, and every recording is measured by the audio actually captured, so the length you see is the audio you have.
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You can tell what read your note
When the month's AI extractions run out, Intriq now says so before it saves and tells you the note was read by rules rather than the model. A model that is only briefly unavailable saves nothing at all, so a guess never lands on a profile looking like a fact.
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A note keeps every detail, not the last one
A note that mentions two jobs, a home and a plan now saves all of them side by side. The job someone left sits next to the job they have, instead of taking its place.
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Sign in with an emailed code
The sign-in screen now offers a code sent to your email. No password to remember, and no trip out to a browser and back.
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Start recording from your home screen
A Record tile you can add to the home screen puts you in a running recording one tap after you decide to take one. You can also pin the language you speak, for when auto-detect keeps mishearing an accent.
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Take a recording with you
A recording can now leave the app as a PDF or a Word document, with the summary and the full transcript in one file. Share it, file it, or keep a copy somewhere of your own.
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Recordings you can actually read
A long transcript now arrives as timestamped paragraphs instead of one unbroken block, and tapping a paragraph moves the audio to those words. Every recording carries a name you can change.
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Names it hears, names it keeps
A new speech engine gets people, company and product names right where the old one guessed at them. Long recordings also finish in about a minute rather than four.
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Every recording gets its own screen
The whole-recording summary and the complete transcript now sit next to the chat that recording became, and Intriq reads the full transcript rather than its opening.
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One flow for phone and Watch
Recordings from either device become a session you review before anything is saved, with the people Intriq spotted already linked. You can also import people straight from your contacts.
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Record from your wrist
An Apple Watch can now take a voice note and hand it to your phone. There is also a search across everything you have captured, and a note or a wrong fact can be removed rather than lived with.
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Intriq on your home screen
A widget showing who you are drifting from, what is due and whose birthday is coming, without opening the app. Reminders that quietly never fired now do, including one before a meeting.
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Say it instead of typing it
Capture a memory by speaking and Intriq writes it down, so a thought after a meeting takes as long as saying it out loud. There is also a feedback board in the app for telling us what to build next.
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Plans, and a chat that keeps up
Subscriptions arrived, with limits on people, notes and AI that say what they are instead of failing quietly. Your message now appears the moment you send it rather than waiting on the reply.
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Intriq is out
Write down what you learn about someone in plain language, and Intriq keeps the people, the facts and the context so you can ask for them later. The first release.
Start remembering the people you meet
Capture a note in the minute after you part, and Intriq keeps the context for the next time you meet.