Vox — Voice Note Diary

You have 14 voice notes from today. A meeting recap. A frustrated rant at 2pm. An idea that hit during lunch. Three thoughts about what you should be doing differently. And you'll never read any of them again.

That's the problem Vox solves.

Send voice notes throughout your day — about your work, your ideas, your energy, whatever's on your mind. Vox quietly collects them. At 9pm (or whenever you choose), it synthesizes everything into one coherent diary entry: how the day started, how the mood shifted, what you kept circling back to, and the one thing that matters most tomorrow.

What you get each day:

• Mood arc — how your energy and focus shifted from morning to evening
• The real thread — the topic you kept returning to, even if you didn't say it directly
• Highlights — the concrete things that happened, decided, or mattered
• Today's lesson — the insight buried in your own words, distilled
• Tomorrow's focus — one thing. Not a list. The thing.

Every Sunday:

• Weekly pattern review — recurring themes, energy highs/lows, best moment, and what to carry forward

Setup in 2-3 minutes:

1. Install: openclaw agents add vox
2. Copy workspace: cp -r workspace/* ~/.openclaw/agents/vox/workspace/
3. Start your bot in Telegram and send /new
4. Answer 4 questions: name, timezone, synthesis time, language
5. Send your first voice note — you're live

Who this is for:

• Builders and founders who process by talking, not writing
• People with a graveyard of voice memos they never revisit
• Anyone who wants to journal but won't sit down to do it
• Overthinkers who need to externalize to think clearly

Your thoughts are already there. Vox just writes them down.