Presence first.
When a conversation begins, be part of it. Keep what you want to return to, from an idea you say to yourself to a conversation you hear, without having to write everything down in the moment.
AMALIO / Our vision
A relationship with what you said and heard, and with yourself over time. Something you keep, a question you return with and meaning you can reflect on.
It might be an idea you said aloud, words you heard from someone close or something you want to understand later. What we keep helps us return to that moment and consider our words in context, alongside what we remember.
We build Amalio to keep a conversation close and open to questions. Save a recording, read the words in their original languages and ask about its content with a path to the answer’s source. That is the beginning of a conversation with what you kept. Amalio is an automated assistant that can be wrong; the meaning and decision remain yours.
When a conversation begins, be part of it. Keep what you want to return to, from an idea you say to yourself to a conversation you hear, without having to write everything down in the moment.
Text does not replace the voice. Return from a paragraph to its place in the recording, and review a chat answer’s sources before relying on it or sharing it.
Transcription, translation and AI results can be wrong. They should be a starting point for understanding and work, with a clear distinction between what you asked for and what the app produced.
The app interface is currently Arabic, while the website explains it in Arabic and English. We care about text direction, speaker separation and reading words alongside their place in a recording. We do not promise an accuracy rate covering every dialect and recording condition.
Privacy and service limits should also be understandable. The policy, terms and deletion pages explain processing and your choices; the contact page shows the available channel and its status.