A voice note is the CRM entry
Yes. In Marrow you record a voice note after a meeting and it is the CRM entry: the person, the meeting and the follow up are filed from what you said, and the reply lists each one.

What one note files
The person is filed with what you said, and the meeting is logged with its date and a note.
- Name, role, company and city, as you said them.
- The meeting, logged with its date.
- A follow up on the day you named.
- “Next Tuesday” becomes a date, stated in the reply.
Arabic, English or both in one note
Speak Arabic, English or a mix in one note, and the reply comes back in the language you spoke.

Fix a wrong name in one line
The reply lists what was filed, so a misheard name shows at once. Correct it in a line.
- A noisy room can cause a misheard name.
- Slide away while holding to cancel a recording.
Cards and threads need no note
A card holds its printed details and a thread holds its people and promises, so send those as they are.
- Photograph the card; use a note for context.
- Screenshot the thread, and skip the note.
What a note costs
Each note counts against your plan’s voice note allowance, and Marrow is still in Beta.
- Voice notes are kept as transcripts.
- Up to 5 minutes a note on Telegram.
Related
- Voice notes
- Voice notes as your CRM
- A CRM with no typing
- Screenshot to contact
- Follow ups and reminders
Get Marrow on your phone.
Install the app, sign in with your email, and send it the last business card you are still carrying. Marrow is in Beta.