Fajr, a new day
Talk to your phone,
it plans your day
Say what's on your mind in Egyptian Arabic, and Fastvoi turns it into tidy tasks with their times, then reminds you when it's time.
It gets Egyptian Arabic, like a friend does
«After Asr», «next Friday», «I have a meeting tomorrow»: say it the way you say it, and it's a task, ready for a quick check.
Nothing is saved before you see it. Anything we're unsure of is orange: tap it to change it.
«فكّرني بميعاد الدكتور بكرة الساعة ٥ وخليه كل أسبوع، وعايز أكلّم أحمد بعد العشا»
ميعاد الدكتور
أكلّم أحمد
What do I say?
Press the button and talk. Rather not talk? Type.
Talk like you'd talk to a friend
In Egyptian Arabic, English words mixed in are fine. Several things in one go work too.
- «عندي meeting بكرة الصبح الساعة ١٠»
- «فكّرني أكلّم ماما بعد المغرب»
- «هات عيش ولبن وأنت راجع، وادفع النت يوم الخميس»
Say the time your way
By prayer times, by the clock, or even «tomorrow morning».
Something that repeats?
Say it once and it comes back on time.
Say «urgent» for what matters
Say «ضروري» (urgent) or «لازم تفكّرني» (you must remind me) and it rings like an alarm, even with the phone locked, until you tap «done».
- One reminder per task, as long before it as you choose
- «Postpone» in one tap when the day changes
Your day by prayer times,
or by the clock
The sky above your day changes with Fajr, Dhuhr, Asr, Maghrib and Isha, and your tasks sit under each one. Prefer hours? Switch in Settings.
Questions people ask
Is my voice recorded and kept?
No. Your voice is turned into text and deleted right away; only the tasks are kept. The text itself is kept only if you agree.
Is anything saved without my OK?
No. Everything you say shows up as cards to review, and no task is saved until you tap «تمام».
Do I have to speak Egyptian Arabic?
It's made for Egyptian Arabic; English mixed into a sentence is understood.
Who we are
Fastvoi is made in Egypt, for people who think and talk in Egyptian Arabic. Most to-do apps don't get us: «after Asr» isn't a clock time and «tomorrow morning» isn't a number. It's early days, and every note you send helps.
Write to us: hello@fastvoi.com