Roadmap

What ships next.

In order of arrival. No dates; it ships when it's right. The same list rides inside the app, one tab over from What's new. What already shipped lives in the changelog.

Now

• Names straight from the call app. Echo already watches the call window to offer notes. Next it reads the participant names and who is talking from Zoom, Teams and Meet, and hands real names to the voices it tells apart, with no training. How voices work today.
• Your agenda in Echo without signing in to anything. Paste a calendar link from each account, see what is next, and arm the notes ahead of time.
• Your week in meetings. One note that pulls together what was decided and what is still open across everything Echo heard.
• Text that appears while you are still talking. No waiting for the whole thought to land before you see anything.
• A pill that is ready the moment you are, even on a cold morning boot.

Next

• Accept the call offer on the pill. One key takes it, without opening the window.
• Your meetings in your AI tools. The notes folder already works for any tool that reads a folder; a connector lets an assistant read your meetings directly.
• Edit a transcript line by hand when the speech model heard it wrong.
• The pill says so when cleanup falls back to its simplest mode, and one tap retries the smart pass.
• Rescued recordings can be played back and re-transcribed from History instead of dictating them again.
• Six months of activity history in the heatmap instead of one.
• Cleanup that knows code from prose. Filenames, flags, and dashes come through intact in terminals and editors.
• Move the pill where you want it. Drag it, lock it, reset it.
• Better accuracy when you speak quietly, for the times you cannot say it out loud.

Later

• A review-before-paste hold you can switch on for high-stakes writing. Release the key, read it on the pill, confirm to paste.
• Rewrite shows you the result before it replaces your selection.
• Search your dictation history from a hotkey without opening the window.
• Speak a mode change ("email mode") without touching the tray.
• A breath-pause in hands-free mode that does not end the lock.
• An end-of-day review of everything Echo wants to learn, instead of chips mid-flow.
• Voice macros. Say a short phrase, get a full template written out.
• Per-project vocabulary and style. Echo learns the names and habits of each project you work in.
• A calmer Settings screen and a sidebar that stays short as Echo grows.
• Send a meeting note where it needs to go: a task list, a chat, a document.