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Voice to-do list: clear your head in one sentence

In shortSay “I need to call the plumber, pay the electricity bill and return the library books”: Reuno creates 3 lines in your To Do list. And you can ask for a recap whenever you want.

Task, reminder or idea: Reuno sorts it for you

Something to do goes into To Do. Give a day and a time, and Reuno makes it a reminder. And an idea goes into the Ideas tab.

Things you can say

“Buy batteries.”

“I need to call the plumber, pay the electricity bill and return the library books.”

“I have an idea for a gardening podcast.”

The recap

Say “Give me a recap”: Reuno sums up what's waiting for you.

Why writing things down frees your mind

An unfinished task stays “switched on” in your head: it's called the Zeigarnik effect. Researchers have shown that simply writing down a specific plan is enough for the mind to let go (Masicampo and Baumeister, 2011). Telling Reuno your task does exactly that.

Comparing voice to-do list apps? Read our article.

Frequently asked questions

Can I say several tasks at once?

Yes, in one sentence. Reuno confirms everything it saved.

Can I type instead of talking?

Yes, it works the same.

Does Reuno answer my questions?

No. Reuno isn't a chatbot: it remembers and files things, it doesn't hold conversations.

Is it free?

Yes, to start: 20 free uses, no credit card.

Written by Laurent, a craftsman in Nice, France, who has ADHD and founded Reuno. Published on November 11, 2026.

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