Voxendar: Offline AI Calendar

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About this app

Speak it. It's scheduled.

Voxendar turns a single spoken sentence into calendar events, reminders, and to-dos — all on your device. Stop typing. Just talk.

"Dentist tomorrow at 3pm, and add groceries and dry cleaning"
→ 1 calendar event + 2 to-dos, sorted automatically.

■ Truly on-device — no exceptions
Speech recognition and AI language understanding both run 100% on your device. Your voice and your schedule are never sent to a server — not even once. Privacy by design, not as a setting.

■ No account. No login. Ever.
Open the app and start talking. No sign-up, no email, no password.

■ Works without internet — for real
Subway, airplane, international roaming — it works 100% offline. Try it in airplane mode.

■ AI that understands natural language
It reads phrases like "next Friday" or "tomorrow evening" and turns them into precise events and reminders. Every result shows as a preview card before saving, so you're always in control.

■ Calendar · Planner · To-dos · Chat, all in one place
- Calendar: month/week/day views
- Planner & to-dos: Today · Upcoming · Done, swipe to complete
- Reminders & recurring events: daily/weekly/monthly
- Voice notes: capture a thought, let AI file it
- AI Chat: talk or type, manage your schedule conversationally
- Available in 20 languages

A private voice calendar and planner that respects you. No ads. No tracking. Just your day, quietly organized.
Speak — AI turns talk into calendar events, reminders & to-dos. 100% offline.
Updated on
Jul 20, 2026

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