About Us
The people building it, and how it started.
What Scrybert Is
Scrybert records conversations on your phone or a paired device, turns the audio into text, and uses artificial intelligence to create summaries, action items and lists from that text. It is a tool for remembering what was said. It is not a court reporter, a medical record, a legal record, or a substitute for professional advice, and it does not tell you who said what.
Learn how it records, transcribes, summarizes and sets up the next steps →
Mission
Scrybert is middleware for your whole life. It helps put together your next move, based on what's happening right now. We take the conversations you're already having and turn them into something you can use.
The people building it
Scrybert is built by a small team that got tired of watching good information disappear the moment a conversation ended.
What we stand for
- Optimization. We take what already happened and turn it into what should happen next. See Features for how.
- Assistance. Scrybert doesn't replace your judgment. It gets you to a decision faster.
- Trust. Everything runs on a promise you can read in full. See the Scrybert Promise.
How we got here
It started with curiosity about new technology, and Scrybert's founder getting the same AI bug everyone else did: generating throwaway pictures for fun. That curiosity turned practical fast. Using AI to clean up grammar, spelling, and summaries on work briefs made the job faster.
The moment it became something more happened this past summer, after a medical encounter that needed more transcription than anyone could manage by hand. A recorded conversation, run through AI and distilled to plain language, made everything click. It helped everyone involved move forward with clearer eyes.
That was proof the idea worked. Scrybert took shape as a software project: the phone was already there, and the useful work was turning what people said into something they could act on later.