Feature Ideas

Where is often as important as when and what was heard. I want to browse the timeline of my life with location, audio and video.

Some speaker identities in the transcription are inconsistent. For example, Speaker A is now labeled as both Speaker A and Speaker C. This likely happened because both speakers have similar voices and were mistakenly identified as the same person, especially when they talked over each other. When I try to change Speaker C back to Speaker A, it updates all instances throughout the transcription, treating Speakers A and C as the same person. Unfortunately, there doesn't seem to be a way to reset them to ensure they are identified correctly again.

Being able to support other types of calendars and email clients like Outlook.

Just like how Rewind captures your entire screen, whether you are having a meeting or not, would you like to have Limitless record your screen? Similar request but JUST for meetings: https://feedback.limitless.ai/b/kvj1nlve/feature-ideas/record-meeting-video There was previous feature request similar to this one that was merged into another feature request and should NOT have been merged. Sorry for the confusion. Unfortunately there is no way to unmerge feature requests so we created this one and manually copy & pasted upvotes for this feature request based on anyone who was signed-in and previously upvoted this one: https://feedback.limitless.ai/b/kvj1nlve/feature-ideas/capture-or-record-screen-1

The ability to search the transcript by speaker name, date/time, location, keyword ...etc would be great for quickly making the transcript useful without having to necessarily go through the AI model.

Store personal conversations with friends, colleagues, their likes, dislikes, birthdays and small things about them that will help me be a better friend, partner and a colleague. This way I can simply ask the pendent about someone I care about without the worry of remembering everything about them.

Right now, it only captures the words. There's no indication of the sentiment or emotion. For example, I had it transcribe while I was playing a YouTube video of an SNL skit. It was about a doctor informing the family that their father didn't survive the operation. It was all humor and silliness. But from the transcript, you'd think it was a serious conversation. If Limitless could pick on on things like laughter and tone of voice to get a sense of the humor or emotion behind the words and somehow note that in the transcript, that would be awesome!

With time we get several tasks suggestions and have to delete them individually. Would be great to have a way t bulk delete tasks suggestions

For Rewind users, the ability to recall over an extended period of time is the ongoing value. The ability to migrate our storage to Limitless (or perhaps even export from Limitless into Rewind) would allow users to test both options and transition between them.

Show recordings made on the Web/Mac app in the lifelog.

Imagine being able to ask Limitless questions out loud - using your Pendant and AirPods - and get real-time answers spoken back to you. Need to recall what you said in a meeting last week? Want a summary of your last conversation about a home project? Need to hear your next calendar appointment or respond to an email - hands-free? This feature would enable: • Real-time voice conversations with your Limitless memory • On-demand answers based on your past recordings • Integration with email and calendar via voice commands • Optional internet access for real-time information • Voice queries and replies automatically stored as memory This would turn Limitless into a true voice-first AI assistant that works wherever you are. This seems like a logical next step that would be a complete game-changer!

Sometimes using system mic is not an option (when I'm in a public space) so I'd like to be able to record both sides of the conversation on my Windows and mobile devices.

Ability to invoke a recording in one press from the Apple Watch.

I spend no time in meetings, but all day on the cell phone.