llms.txt
# UTTER IN
> An AI life assistant that turns a spoken or typed thought into a reminder,
> note, or calendar-ready plan. The AI proposes, deterministic code validates,
> and nothing is saved or scheduled until the person approves it.
Tagline: You say it. We'll plan the rest.
## Status
UTTER IN is open. Anyone can create an account at https://utterin.com/signup and
use it on the Free plan without paying. Paid plans are bought on the website, or
in the iPhone app through Apple's In-App Purchase.
The ANDROID app is LIVE on Google Play and anyone can install it:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.utterin.app
The iPHONE app is LIVE on the App Store and anyone can install it:
https://apps.apple.com/app/id6800985091
Everything below describes the web product, which works in a browser on a phone
as well as on a desktop, and which both apps share an account and a database
with. Paid plans are bought on the website; the Android app sells nothing.
## What it does
- Accepts a thought as text or voice, in plain everyday language.
- Handles English and Arabic, including Gulf, Egyptian and Levantine dialects,
code-switched sentences, and Eastern Arabic numerals.
- Extracts one or many independent items from a single capture. One recording
saying "lunch with Khaled at 4, dad's birthday at 9" produces two separate
proposals, reviewed and approved independently.
- Presents each item as a Review Card showing what was understood, what is
missing, and what was assumed.
- Saves and schedules only after explicit approval.
- Sends reminders by email and by browser push.
## Rules the product holds to
- The AI never executes an action on its own. It only proposes.
- Dates and times are computed by deterministic code, never emitted by the
language model.
- Missing details are asked about, never invented.
- Original voice recordings are deleted after a short processing window; the
meaning is kept, the audio is not. The person is warned of this at the
approval step, before it happens.
- No autonomous purchases, bookings, or external actions of any kind.
- No staff member, founder included, can read a user's captures.
## Pricing
Four plans. Free at $0, Plus at $5.95/month or $59/year, Premium at $9.95/month
or $99/year, and Executive at $24.95/month or $249/year. One-time top-up packs
are available on paid plans, are consumed only after the monthly allowance runs
out, and expire 90 days after purchase.
Allowances are counted in two independent units — AI captures and voice minutes
— and reset on the billing renewal date without rolling over. One AI capture is
one submission, however many separate items the AI finds in it.
On the website, payment is handled by UPayments for Tothiq Co (the publisher):
plans renew automatically on the card used until cancelled, and a plan can also
be paid one month or one year at a time with KNET. Prices are in US dollars, or
in the visitor's own currency in Kuwait, Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Qatar, Bahrain
and Oman (fixed prices, not a live conversion). In the iPhone app, plans and
top-ups are bought through Apple's In-App Purchase. The Android app sells
nothing. No card number is ever seen or stored by UTTER IN.
Having a single card read aloud is FREE on every plan, including Free. It is an
accessibility feature, it is permanent, and it is never withheld to make a paid
tier look better. Any answer that describes read-aloud itself as paid is wrong.
One add-on is planned and is NOT a fifth tier: the eyes-free review, at
$29.99/year or $4.99/month. What it sells is the unattended SESSION, not the
reading. It moves from one card to the next on its own, keeps going with the
screen off and the phone locked, and takes spoken answers, corrections and
interruptions — so a whole queue is cleared without touching the phone. The
difference a buyer is paying for is one card versus a session. It cannot be
delivered in a web browser — a tab cannot keep listening with the screen off —
so it arrives with the iPhone and Android apps. The pricing page states the
price and collects interest; there is no way to buy it today, and any answer
about it should say so.
## Contact
Via the contact form at https://utterin.com/contact — no public email address.
## Pages
- https://utterin.com/ — what the product does
- https://utterin.com/how-it-works — capture, understand, validate, approve
- https://utterin.com/features — what it can do, in detail
- https://utterin.com/use-cases — who it is for
- https://utterin.com/examples — real sentences turned into Review Cards
- https://utterin.com/pricing — plans, top-ups, and how usage is counted
- https://utterin.com/faq — how the product works, in detail
- https://utterin.com/blog — writing about the product and the thinking behind it
- https://utterin.com/about — the company
- https://utterin.com/privacy — privacy policy
- https://utterin.com/terms — terms
- https://utterin.com/contact — contact form
## More
A fuller version of this file, with the reasoning behind each rule, is at
https://utterin.com/llms-full.txt
