Wamda is a second mind on your iPhone. Tell it everything, in whatever words and languages come out. It remembers what you said and who you meant, plans around your real life, and reaches you when it matters.
For iPhone. Android is coming soon. The app is in English for now, with Arabic coming soon, and you can already speak Arabic to it.
The thought in the shower. The thing you promised on the phone. The errand you remember at the worst moment. You carry them because you are afraid to lose them. Wamda carries them instead.
Tap the mic and talk. Messy, out of order, as long as you like. There is nothing to tidy first. Prefer typing? That works too.
It hears where one thought ends and the next begins. Each one becomes its own short, clear note, and a day you mention becomes a real date.
Everything lands in the right place by topic, without you making a single folder. Whatever you asked to be reminded of comes back when it should.
Say "I got accepted" and the right thing closes.
Mama, ماما and Mom are one person, and it remembers what you promised her.
Around your energy, your prayers and the rain.
Real options with prices, and the message already written.
When it is time to leave, not just at a time you set.
One sentence, then packing, bookings and money.
Most of us do not think in one tidy language. Wamda follows you when you switch in the middle of a sentence, and still writes one clear note. Arabic and English work together best today. French, Spanish and Hindi mixed with English also came out right in our tests, using generated voices rather than real people, so tell us how they work for you.
Remind me أكلم Omar بكرة الصبح about the contract
You will never have to find the right item and tap it. Just talk about your life, and Wamda works out what that changes.
“I got accepted”
Check my status
Done“I chased Ahmed, he says Sunday now”
Invoice from Ahmed
Sunday“I don't need the charger”
Buy a charger
Let go, not counted as done“Make that Sunday morning”
Coffee with Lina
Found from minutes agoA film playing, or you talking to someone in the room? Nothing gets saved.
Every thought keeps your own voice. Tap play on it and you hear only that part of the recording, not the ten minutes around it.
Tap a thought to find it
A phone number, an address, a name it may have misheard. Your own voice settles it.
A title is short. The idea you had at 2 in the morning had more in it, and so did the way you said it.
No scrubbing through a long voice note. It goes straight to the seconds that matter.
Wondering why the dentist moved? Hear the sentence that moved it.
Audio stays for as long as your plan and settings keep it.
Name someone once and they get a page of their own. What you promised them, what to ask them next time, what they love, what they are allergic to. So you show up remembering.
Ahmed owes you an invoice? Wamda keeps that too, and asks if it ever came.
You promisedBring the photo album
Ask her aboutHer knee, after the doctor
Worth rememberingAllergic to peanuts
Birthday in 9 days2 gift ideas saved
Say "Plan my day". Wamda fits everything around what is fixed, then bends to how today really is. Try it.
Today is
The big task sits where your energy is highest.
Easy things first, and the big task moves to the next day.
Rain likely today. Tomorrow looks better. Move or Keep?
Lighter day, physical tasks after iftar, nothing at iftar.
Ask on anything you saved. Wamda looks up real options, says which fits best, and writes the message so all you do is send it.
“Find a dentist near me, open on Saturday”
Smile Clinic400 EGPTill 9 PM
Dr. NourBest fit350 EGPTill 6 PM
Nile Dental500 EGPTill 11 PM
CallDirectionsWebsite
Hi, do you have anything open on Saturday morning for a check-up?
Send on WhatsAppHold the mic, or start a live voice conversation. It answers from what you told it, looks things up on the web, and makes changes while you talk.
Search works by meaning too. "Sports" finds your note about Messi, even though you never said sports.
A reminder is only useful at the right moment. That is not always a time on a clock.
Your plans, top to-dos and what you are waiting on, spoken while you get ready.
Based on where you are now, plus 10 minutes to spare.
"When I'm at any pharmacy." It fires when you arrive, and waits a moment so driving past does not count.
One to-do at a time: Done, Tomorrow or Let it go. Until there is nothing left.
One sentence starts the trip, with its places, weather and time zones. Then it keeps thinking about it, so you do not have to.
“Vietnam from the 12th, Hanoi then Sapa”
Share a list or trip with a link. Say "put milk on the family list" and it is there, live, for everyone. What you tick, they see.
The thought will not wait for you to unlock your phone, so Wamda does not make it.
Wamda tells you what it changed, and everything can be taken back.
Things you mark private say nothing on your Lock Screen
Read exactly what happens in our privacy policy.
Wamda is an AI voice app for iPhone. You say whatever is on your mind, and it turns that into separate to-dos, reminders, plans and notes, sorted by topic. It remembers people, plans your day, handles trips and answers questions from what you told it.
It uses AI to read what you said, find where each thought ends, pick out people, days and places, and compare it with what you already have. You do not set anything up. It can make mistakes, and you can move anything. See how it works.
Wamda is not on the App Store yet. We are finishing the last steps with Apple, and this button will take you there the day it is ready. It will be for iPhone, in most countries. It will not be offered in the European Union at first. Android is coming soon. If you are already testing Wamda, keep using TestFlight.
Yes, there is a Free plan with monthly limits, and two paid plans with more room. See plans and prices.
An AI voice app for iPhone, for catching thoughts and getting them done. It sits between a voice notes app, a to-do list, a planner and a personal assistant, and you use it mostly by talking.
Wamda handles Arabic and English, including Egyptian Arabic and switching between them in one sentence. French, Spanish or Hindi mixed with English also came out right in our tests, using generated voices rather than real people, so an unusual name or a strong accent may need a fix. The app's screens are in English for now, with Arabic coming soon.
Your account's data is locked to you, and audio is kept in private storage. Wamda uses AI providers (OpenAI and Google Gemini) in order to work, and you can turn this off in Settings, Privacy. If you share a list or trip, the people on it see what is shared. Our privacy policy has the details, including what providers may retain.