Vexo

People forget details from everyday conversations, such as a friend's gift preference, a dietary restriction mentioned over drinks, or a pricing change discussed in a meeting. Today they rely on manually taking notes, typing reminders, or simply trying to remember, and things still slip through, like a forgotten birthday gift or an unupdated pricing slide. There is no passive system that captures spoken details in the moment and turns them into completed tasks across the apps people already use.

Vexo is a wristband with a built-in microphone that listens continuously to conversations, plus sensors for heart rate, skin temperature and motion, paired with a phone app over Bluetooth. It captures details mentioned in conversation, such as a dietary restriction or a birthday date, and acts on them by updating slides, adding calendar events, sending invites, ordering gifts, or saving notes, working with Gmail, Google Calendar, Notion and GitHub. A gentle haptic tap notifies the wearer when something needs attention, and users can review what Vexo did each day, delete individual conversations, or erase their whole account.