Ekome — a voice journal that becomes a book you can read
Writing keeps the conclusion. Ekome keeps the becoming.
Ekome is a book that listens. You speak — in English, Hindi, or Hinglish — and your words are kept exactly as you said them. Never diagnosed, never scored, never judged. Free on iOS and Android.
How it works
You talk, and a quick voice note becomes a clean written note in your own words — nothing to set up, nothing to file. The audio is deleted within twenty-four hours; your words stay.
Your Atlas
Over time your entries become your Atlas — a living constellation of your own thoughts. Wander the whole map, or follow one thought into the next, and see how you became, in your own words. Anything you mark private never enters it.
What you can do
- Speak, and it becomes a note — in your own words, the moment you finish.
- English, Hindi, Hinglish — all in one breath. Your phrasing stays yours, never flattened into a stranger’s paragraph.
- Your Atlas — a living constellation of your own thoughts you can actually wander, to see how you became.
- Ask your thoughts — put a question to your own history and get your words back, never an AI’s essay.
- Sunday letters and a monthly look-back — your own words return to you on their own.
- Private by design — mark entries private; private entries never enter your map; audio is deleted within 24 hours.
- Never diagnosed, never scored, never judged — it keeps what’s in your head, not a verdict on it.
Who it’s for
The racing mind — Say it before it’s gone.
You think faster than you can write. By the time the words reach a page, the thought has already moved on.
The keeper — Keep it now, in the words you’d use.
The way someone tells a thing doesn’t last on its own. It takes about three generations for a family’s stories to go quiet.
The thinker — Speak it out. Read it back. Watch it evolve.
Your realest thinking is the half-formed kind — the part you’d never sit down and write. It’s also the part you lose.
Everyday — It was never about discipline. It was about friction.
You’ve started a journal more than once. The wanting was never the problem — the blank page was.
Pricing
Free to start — five entries, weekly Sunday letters, and a monthly look-back, no card needed.
Premium opens the whole book: your full Atlas, unlimited entries, hour-long recordings, Ask your thoughts, private entries, and Notion export. Your first 7 days are free. Introductory launch pricing — US $12.99/month or $69.99/year; India ₹399/month or ₹1,799/year.