Nobody else will remember it.
Freelance, sole trader: you are the sales team, the workshop and the accounting department at once. Nothing is delegated, so nothing can be dropped. Say it out loud — Senko files it for you.
It never happens while you're sitting at your keyboard.
You're driving, and you think of the quote you owe someone by Tuesday.
You say it. Senko turns it into a task dated Tuesday. When it's a hard cutoff and you gave no time, it warns you the evening before, at 6pm — not at noon on the day, when it's already too late to start.
Between two meetings, a client offers you a slot.
“Meeting with Léa on Thursday from 2 to 4pm.” Senko reads the range and creates the event in your calendar. With no end time, it assumes an hour. And if you never gave it calendar access, it makes a task instead of losing the information.
In the shower, an idea for something you could sell next year.
It has no date, and it isn't work to do. Senko files it under your ideas, with a readable title, and attaches it to a project when it recognises one. It doesn't join the pile of things you're late on.
Friday, 6pm. The follow-up you've been putting off for three weeks.
“Remind me to follow up with Camille on Monday morning.” Senko makes a reminder that always carries a date and a time — 9am for a “morning” — and lets you forget about it until then.
You empty your head after a call: three things in a single sentence.
“Send the invoice, call the accountant on Thursday, and think about raising my rates.” One thing to do, one dated, one idea: Senko separates all three and sends each where it belongs.
What Senko does, and what it doesn't.
Three AI runs a day on the free plan
The AI processes three of your dictations per day on the free plan, fifty with Senko Pro. The counter resets at midnight in your own time zone — not twenty-four hours after the first one.
The morning briefing is a Pro feature
Your day summed up when you wake — what's planned, what's overdue, your calendar — is part of Senko Pro. On the free plan the screen exists but stays locked.
App blocking needs a duration
During a focus session, Senko Pro can put the apps you choose out of reach. But iOS can only lift a block at a time set in advance: an open-ended session blocks nothing, and the app says so instead of pretending.
iOS only, and not public yet
The app runs on iPhone, in closed beta. TestFlight invites go out in small waves. There is no Android version, and none is planned.
An app that listens deserves a close look. Your voice, what goes to the AI, where your things live: it is all written down.
See what Senko does with your data →Start by emptying your head.
Leave your address: TestFlight invites go out in small waves, and we write when your turn comes. Then at launch. Nothing else.