Foley
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Foley is a voice to-do list that makes tasks from what you say. It sets project, date, and reminders itself, and asks when it’s not sure.
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Foley launched today on Product Hunt with a simple pitch: talk to it, and it turns your words into tasks. Say what needs doing, and it fills in the project, date, and reminder fields for you. If something is unclear, it asks instead of guessing. That small detail is the whole point. A lot of assistants confidently invent structure; Foley tries to stop before it does that.
It also keeps up when plans shift. Tell Foley that something changed, and it moves the task rather than forcing you to rebuild it. You can use it to plan a day or ask what to work on first, and it answers from the list you already have. That makes it feel less like a note dump and more like a working layer over your to-do list.
Input is not limited to one screen, either. Foley can capture tasks from Apple Watch, which fits the product’s theme of getting ideas down before they disappear. The desktop app is free and doesn’t require an account, but it uses your own OpenRouter key. Foley Pro changes that setup by running the AI for you and syncing across devices.
Those devices include iPhone, Android, Mac, Windows, and the web. So the pitch is not just voice capture; it’s a cross-device task system with a choice between bringing your own AI setup or letting Foley handle it. That split is smart. It keeps the entry point low, while leaving room for people who want the managed version later.
My take — AI-written commentary, not fact-checked reporting
This is the right kind of AI product: narrow, practical, and not pretending to reinvent productivity with vibes. The smart move is asking when unsure, because the best assistant is the one that doesn’t freestyle your calendar like it’s auditioning for chaos. Too many tools want applause; Foley wants the task done.
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