You talk. It saves.
It forgets the rest.

Blurt is a voice assistant for Android. You talk to it, it saves what matters (meetings, tasks, ideas), and drops everything else. No clutter, no history of your bad moods.

See it in action

You say "meeting with Sarah tomorrow at 3." Blurt saves it, replies out loud, asks if you want a heads-up. You say yes. Done.

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Demo video coming soon

What it does

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Voice conversation

Tap the orb and talk. Blurt listens, replies, and keeps the conversation going. Say "done" when you're finished.

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Saves what matters

"Meeting with Sarah tomorrow at 3" becomes a reminder. It tells you the exact time it'll nudge you ("Done — I'll remind you at 2:30 pm").

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Forgets on purpose

Vent about your boss. Blurt listens. Then it forgets. No transcript, no receipts, no record of your bad afternoon.

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Speaks back in a real voice

Fish Audio neural TTS. Replies in about 2 seconds. Falls back to device voice if the key isn't set.

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Reminders that actually show up

Heads-up notification 30 minutes before. Priority alerts. Survives phone reboots.

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Your keys, your phone

Paste your own free API keys. Stored encrypted in Android Keystore. The APK ships with zero keys.

How it works

1

Tap the orb

No menus, no setup wizard. Just press and speak.

2

Talk like normal

Say a reminder, a thought, a complaint. Blurt figures out which ones have times attached and saves those.

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Blurt replies out loud

"Saved — dentist, Tuesday 9 am." Then it asks if you want a heads-up. Say yes or no. The conversation keeps going.

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Saved stuff shows up later

Open the Library tab and everything Blurt saved is there. Tap any blurt to see details, edit, or delete.

No keys in the APK

You paste your own API keys in the app. They stay on your phone, encrypted in the Android Keystore. The download ships with nothing.

Groq — classifies what to save Gemini — searches your blurts Fish Audio — speaks back

Try it

Free. Open source. No ads. Android 8+.