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Soulog Sense Wants to Build a Memory for Everything Your Workday Throws at You

Meet the AI Second Brain that keeps your ideas right in your pocket

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We capture more of our workdays than ever before through screenshots, notes, and quick recordings, yet finding what we actually need remains a daily frustration. An important detail comes up during a meeting, an idea appears halfway through a conversation, or something useful catches your attention on a webpage. But when you need to find that detail later, it can suddenly feel nowhere to be found.

That is the gap Soulog Sense is designed to address. Rather than simply recording conversations and handing you another AI-generated summary, the ultra-thin magnetic device is positioned as an AI Voice Recorder with Personal Context System. It captures conversations and brings recorded information together with multi-formats of context, helping users move from raw recordings to structured summaries, key points, and action items.

Catching the unexpected details you forgot to record

One of the standout features packed into Soulog Sense is 30-Min Live Rewind. We have all experienced that frustrating scenario where someone shares an important piece of information, only for us to realize afterward that we should have recorded it.

30-Min Live Rewind is designed for precisely those moments. Soulog Sense maintains a 30-minute audio ring buffer, allowing users to save audio from before they intentionally started recording. The feature is off by default and must first be enabled in the Soulog APP. Users remain responsible for complying with applicable recording and consent laws.

Capturing new conversations is similarly straightforward. Before the first recording, Soulog Sense must be activated in the Soulog App. To record, slide the Power Switch up to turn on the device, then slide the Recording Switch up to start and down to stop. The physical power switch also allows the device to be fully powered off when not in use. During a recording, click the Multifunction Button once to mark an important moment so users can return directly to it later.

Once captured, recordings can be transcribed with unlimited transcription across 120+ languages, with Vocabulary Management and structured AI summaries.

The workflow also extends beyond audio. Soulog APP can bring together recordings, photos, text, files, and webpage, helping users keep different types of information connected in one place.

Stop merely collecting. Start actually connecting

Capturing information is only useful if users can find and work with it later. Soulog’s Personal Context System keeps related recordings and captured content together across sessions, making it easier to review context, ask questions, analyze information, and return to specific moments. 

Voiceprint Settings make recurring conversations easier to follow as well. Users can pre-register voiceprints for up to 10 people, allowing Soulog APP to recognize familiar speakers in future meetings without requiring manual identification each time. Voiceprint Settings are encrypted and user-controlled, and permission should be obtained before registering another person’s voice. 

On the Free plan, Unlimited Transcription remains available, while select premium features such as 30-Min Live Rewind and Speaker Recognition also include a 7-day trial before requiring an upgrade. 

For someone constantly moving between client calls, interviews, lectures, research, and spontaneous creative sessions, those connections can be far more valuable than another static folder full of raw transcripts.

Turning raw recordings into real results with Soulog Sense

Soulog Sense was designed to go beyond storing and organizing recordings. Using context from a single recording or an ongoing Project, it can turn captured information into structured summaries, key points, and action items, helping users move more quickly from information to something they can use.

It is also designed to fit into existing workflows, making captured information easier to carry forward and use beyond the original recording. On the hardware side, Soulog Sense uses USB-C for charging, keeping the setup familiar and straightforward.

As more of our everyday thinking becomes scattered across conversations, files, and digital tools, keeping track of what actually matters becomes increasingly difficult. Whether you are a professional navigating a busy workday, a journalist chasing the thread of a story, a creative developing an idea, or a student building on months of research, Soulog Sense offers a way to bring those scattered pieces into a more connected picture.

You probably don’t need another place to store information. What you need is a smarter way to remember why it mattered, connect the dots, and turn what you’ve captured into something you can actually use. 

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Krittika Owary
Krittika Owary is a reporter who covers technology, gear culture, online movements food, and youth-driven trends.
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