Lucy by PeerBie
Record a meeting, a lecture or a passing thought. Lucy writes the notes, pulls out the promises you made, and puts them in your day — then checks in on them tomorrow.
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Free to start · No ads, ever
How it works
That's where the work actually begins — and where Lucy keeps going. One spoken commitment travels the whole way, on its own.
A meeting, a lecture, a thought. Or import audio you already have.
Summary, decisions and action items — in minutes, in your language.
Others stop hereOne tap turns an action item into a real task with a real date.
It shows up tomorrow morning, in one line, next to your calendar.
The days you actually moved get counted. The ones you didn't, too.
And it ladders up to the thing you said mattered this quarter.
Accurate transcription in 40+ languages. A clean summary, the decisions, and the action items — then one tap to make them real.
A morning brief that tells you what today actually is. Your calendar and tasks merged into one honest list. In the evening, Lucy closes the day and plans tomorrow with you.
Tell Lucy a goal. She breaks it into milestones and first steps, you approve the plan, and the progress bar moves as you finish real work. Every Sunday, an honest review.
Connect Google Calendar and Lucy folds your meetings into the same list as your tasks. She tells you what today actually looks like, warns you when the day is overbooked, and plans tomorrow with you.
Tell her who you are in twenty seconds — by voice, or by handing her your CV. She picks up your tone, your people and your projects, and keeps them. The longer you use her, the less you have to explain.
Half a thought is enough. Anything you leave on the pad becomes context for every answer Lucy gives you — no re-explaining, no copy-pasting.
Goals
Lucy asks the question most goal apps skip: how will you know? Tell her your goal in one sentence and she shapes it into a number to reach and a step-by-step plan.
Free: 1 goal · Pro: 2 · Max: unlimited. Join a PeerBie team later and your personal goals come with you — history and all, still private.
How will you know?
Run a half marathon this spring
Pricing
Every plan includes Lucy's memory, tasks and your daily brief. What changes is how much you record and how far she plans with you.
forever
or $79.99 a year
or $149.99 a year
What we will never do
Lucy is paid for by the people who use her, which is the only business model that keeps her on your side.
Not your recordings, not your notes, not your calendar. There is no version of this product where that changes.
Remove your account and it all goes with it — recordings, transcripts, memory, and any calendar connection.
The team platform companies already run their work on — so Lucy is not a weekend project that disappears next year.
Invite one person and your personal space becomes a shared PeerBie workspace — the same tasks and projects, plus AI employees who do real work. Your assistant becomes your team's assistant, and nothing has to be migrated.
Questions
Lucy transcribes more than 40 languages, and the app itself is available in twelve. A recording comes back as notes and tasks in the language it was made in, and Lucy replies in whichever language you spoke to her.
Your recordings and notes are yours. We don't sell data and we don't run ads. Audio is processed by our AI providers to produce your transcript and nothing else, and deleting your account deletes all of it. The full policy is linked below.
Up to two hours on Free, four hours on Pro and six hours on Max. You can also import audio you recorded somewhere else.
No. Lucy is useful without it — recording, notes, tasks, brief and goals all work on their own. Calendar is optional, it's a Pro feature, and you can disconnect it at any time.
Tell Lucy what you want in one sentence. She asks how you’ll know you got there and turns it into a number to reach and a step-by-step plan. You log progress just by telling her, she keeps an eye on your pace, and at the end of the season you carry the goal over or let it go. Free includes 1 goal, Pro 2 and Max unlimited — and if you join a PeerBie team, your goals come with you, still private.
Any time, from your App Store or Google Play account. Your recordings and notes stay yours on the free plan.
Your personal space becomes a shared PeerBie workspace. Everything you already have stays exactly where it is — nothing is migrated, nothing is lost, and Lucy carries on knowing what she knew.
ChatGPT answers questions — but it doesn't know your days, and it doesn't act on them. Lucy sits in your meetings and lectures, turns them into tasks with deadlines, reminds you before they slip, and briefs your mornings from your real calendar and inbox. You describe your life to ChatGPT; Lucy captures it as it happens.
Cowork is a strong personal agent: hand it a task and it returns finished work — documents, files, research. Lucy keeps the commitments around that work: she attends your meetings and calls, turns them into tasks, watches your deadlines and reminds you. Cowork can't sit in a meeting; that's exactly where Lucy's loop begins. They pair well.
Superhuman clears your inbox; Lucy clears your to-do list. It makes your communication fast — Lucy handles what the messages were about: recordings become tasks, tasks get deadlines, deadlines get reminders, and things actually finish.
Otter is a good notetaker — transcripts and searchable notes. Lucy starts where notes end: action items become real tasks with deadlines and reminders, connected to your calendar, email and goals. Notes tell you what was said; Lucy makes sure it gets done.
If you only need text, a transcriber is enough. In Lucy, the transcript is the first step, not the product: it becomes your summary, your tasks and your reminders — and Lucy can join your online meetings herself. Transcription ends with words; Lucy ends with work done.
Dots is an always-on agent with its own computer: give it a goal and it works across your apps on its own — and it needs ChatGPT’s top plans. Lucy is with you where the work gets talked about: she records your meetings, calls and lectures on your phone, turns every promise into a task with a deadline and briefs your morning. Dots does the computer work; Lucy makes sure nothing said gets lost — free to start, and in your language.