Class ends.
Your notes are already filed.
Ramble through what the professor just said. Enkily files the reading reminder, puts the exam on your calendar, and keeps the rest so you can ask for it weeks later. Voice transcription happens on your iPhone.
Backpack on lap, walking back from the lecture hall. The professor said three things you need to remember, mentioned a deadline you wrote down sideways, and dropped a topic for the essay you haven't started.
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The 30 seconds after class are where things get lost.
School asks you to hold a lot in your head at once: four syllabi, a reading for every class, a deadline the professor said out loud but never posted, the study group time someone mentioned in passing. With ADHD, the gap between hearing it and writing it down is exactly where it disappears. By the time you’ve found the right app and the right class folder, you’re already thinking about lunch.
Enkily is built for that gap. It isn’t a lecture recorder or a transcription tool. It’s for the half-minute after class, when you say what mattered out loud and let the app do the sorting.
Say it once, walking out of the room
Something like: “read chapter 6 for Monday, the midterm is October 30 at 10, the essay topic is labor history after 1945, and Priya said the study group is Sunday at 4.” Enkily turns that into a reminder for the reading, calendar events for the midterm and the study group, and the essay topic kept as a note. Reminders go to Apple Reminders, on the list you pick. Events go to Apple Calendar, where you already look.
Type when you can’t talk
In a quiet library or the middle of a lecture, type the same messy sentence instead. Enkily sorts typed text the same way it sorts speech.
Ask what the professor said
Three weeks later: “what did I say about the essay topic?” or “when is the stats midterm?” Enkily keeps a private, searchable memory of what you captured and searches by meaning, so you don’t need the exact words. Ask Enkily answers from your own captures and shows which one the answer came from. If you never captured it, it says it has nothing saved rather than inventing an answer, which matters when the answer is a due date.
It helps before an exam, too. Ask “what did I capture about chapter 6?” and you get back the things you said right after class, in your own words, while they were still fresh. That’s often the part of a lecture you understood best, and the part that never made it into your written notes.
Capture without opening anything
Put the Enkily widget on your Lock Screen, add the Capture button to Control Center (iOS 18 and later), set your Action Button to “Capture a Thought” on iPhones that have one, or say “Hey Siri, capture in Enkily.” Each one opens straight to a listening mic.
Getting started on the work
Knowing what’s due isn’t the same as starting it. “Focus together” sits with you while you study: a calm, breathing companion on screen and a gentle tap at the start and the finish. It’s a body double for the essay you’ve been circling. A morning briefing can also bring the day’s calendar and anything you said you’d do into one notification.
No streaks, no guilt
Midterms happen. If you don’t open the app for a week, nothing breaks and nothing scolds you. Everything you told it is still there.
Privacy
Speech is transcribed on your iPhone with Apple’s Speech framework, so audio never leaves the device. Only the text goes to Anthropic’s Claude for sorting, after you agree to it in the app, as Apple’s App Review Guideline 5.1.2(i) requires. Captures are never sold and never used to train models. Full privacy policy →
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Built on Apple's on-device speech recognition. Your captures stay yours, never sold, never used to train models.