Questions

Recordings you make in the app go straight to your own encrypted space on our servers; with a voice recorder you've connected, ELI-Brief fetches them from that recorder's account. They're turned into text on our own hardware, and the recording itself is deleted once it's transcribed. The AI that reads them runs on our own hardware: nothing goes to an AI company. Calendar changes go only to calendars you connect, and only when you approve them.

Your notes live in your own encrypted database. Our support tools work on your account (unlocking it, or resetting your authenticator once we've confirmed it's you), not on your notes, and every action they take is recorded in an audit log. You can export everything, or delete your account, at any time.

Often, yes. Many places, including Washington State, require everyone in a private conversation to agree before it's recorded. Ask at the start of a meeting; it's also good manners. You're responsible for following the law where you record.

No. Record right in the app or in your web browser. If you already use an AI voice recorder, connect its account and its recordings come in too. You can also add typed or dictated notes, files and lecture videos.

Google Calendar (as many accounts as you like), Microsoft 365 and Outlook.com, and Zoho Calendar. You can also add a calendar someone shares as a link, like a school's.

Today shows your own to-dos that are due today or late. A to-do due later shows on its own day (in the Calendar). Something another person promised you shows under Follow up once it's due.

It's on its way to Google Play. Until then, use ELI-Brief in your phone's web browser: same account, same sign-in.

Yes: Settings → Text size, from Standard to Largest. It adds to your phone's own text size setting.

Choose monthly or yearly and add a card. ELI-Brief emails you a link to create your account, and you have 14 days to use everything. You're charged only when the trial ends, and you can cancel before then from Settings in ELI-Brief on the web. One free trial per person.

You keep ELI-Brief until the end of the period you've paid for. After that your account is paused, not deleted: your notes and to-dos are kept for 60 days in case you come back, and you can export them. After 60 days they're deleted for good.

Settings → Account → Delete account, in the app or at elibrief.app. Here's what that deletes, and what to do if you can't sign in.

Your phone and your computer work out of the box. Recorder accounts you can connect are listed in the app under Settings. ELI-Brief is an independent product by Ellis AI Labs and isn't made by any recorder company. It reads your recordings with your permission, and deleting something in ELI-Brief never deletes it in your recorder's account.