Speak Your Email, Reminder, Calendar and Message: Let Your Phone Act on What You Say
By the end of the day you have ten things on your mind: an email to send, a meeting to add to the calendar, two WhatsApp messages to write, a reminder to set for the evening. Each one is a separate app and a separate chore. What if, instead of doing them one by one, you just said them?
Most voice note apps stop here: you talk, they transcribe, and the rest is still on you. You read the note, write the email yourself, set the reminder yourself. YazBunu does something different: it understands what you said and turns it into an action.
Say “set up a meeting with Ahmet tomorrow at three” and it adds the event to your calendar. Say “remind me about the meeting” and it sets a reminder instead; it works out which one you meant from your own words. Say “email the quote to Mehmet” and it drafts the email. But here is what matters: nothing happens behind your back. The actions it finds sit in a list under your note and none of them run until you tap. If your hands are full, turn on voice confirmation; the app asks about each one, and it acts when you say yes. The speed is yours, and so is the control.
“Doesn’t Siri already do this?”
Partly. You can tell Siri to set a reminder and it will. But Siri waits for a single command: you have to say exactly what you want, one thing at a time. Give it the rambling sentence that is actually in your head (“I need to send Ahmet the quote tomorrow, and there’s a meeting in the evening”) and Siri won’t know what to do.
YazBunu doesn’t wait for a command, it listens. You talk the way you talk: scattered, doubling back, thinking out loud. YazBunu picks the tasks out of that speech itself: which one is an email, which one is a reminder, which one belongs in the calendar.
There’s another difference. Siri does the job and forgets; what you said is not kept anywhere. YazBunu both extracts the action and stores the conversation as a tidy note. Ask “what did we talk about” a week later and there is no trace in Siri; in YazBunu the note is waiting for you, filed in its folder.
In short, Siri is a command assistant: you give an order, it acts, it’s over. YazBunu is a memory that turns your speech into work and keeps it.
What can you get done just by talking?
Sending email. Say “send Mehmet the quote, tell him I updated the price.” If you’ve set up your email account, YazBunu drafts the message and sends it once you approve, and you still have five seconds to undo it afterwards. If you haven’t, it opens your phone’s own mail window with the text ready. Either way, you never touch the keyboard.
A reminder or a calendar entry. It goes by the verb in your sentence: “add it to my calendar, set up a meeting” creates the event, while “remind me, don’t let me forget” sets a reminder. You just say which one you want; it tells them apart.
A WhatsApp message. Say “text Ayşe, I’ll be late for dinner” and WhatsApp opens with the message ready, one tap away from sending. Even while walking, even with your hands full.
Location. It opens the address you mentioned on the map. Say “send my location too” and it adds where you are to the email or WhatsApp message you’re sending, so you never have to describe the place.
What they all have in common: you just say it, YazBunu prepares it, and approval stays with you. In a hurry, you tap through the list one by one; hands full, you turn on voice confirmation and answer each one out loud.
So how does this work?
There’s AI behind it, but you don’t have to learn anything. You speak naturally; YazBunu picks the tasks out of what you said and connects each one to the right action. Mention several things in a single recording (“email this, and remind me about that”) and it pulls out every one of them separately.
What matters is that nothing happens without your knowledge. YazBunu lists the tasks under your note and none of them run until you tap; if it misread you, you fix it, and if a task isn’t needed, you simply leave it. For routine work you can shorten even this step by allowing safe actions to run without asking; it comes switched off, and when you switch it on you’re told exactly what it will do.
Talk, and let YazBunu do the rest
Opening app after app and typing out what’s on your mind takes time. Yet most of it you could say in a single sentence: your email, your reminder, your meeting, your message. YazBunu understands what you said, turns it into an action, asks your approval and gets it done.
You can try YazBunu for free and get your first task done today just by talking. Talk, and let YazBunu do the rest.