Your conversations are personal. Bee is built to keep them that way.
Bee Private Compute safeguards the transcripts, summaries, and to-dos that help Bee turn everyday conversations into useful memories and actions.
When Bee captures a conversation, the audio is processed in real time and discarded without being saved. The information created from it is encrypted using keys generated and controlled by your device. Amazon has no master key that can unlock your content, and only you decide if anything is shared.
Learn more in our Amazon News article, technical whitepaper, and independent security assessment by @trailofbits: aboutamazon.com/news/devices…
Bee Early Access is now available on Android🐝
more people can now experience personal AI, capturing ideas, remembering conversations, and helping you stay present.
download on google play:
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out of the 522 ppl who signed up to attend @openclaw ClawCon in SF this week. 406!! of them want to present something:
71 want to present a skill
100 want to present their bot
235 want to present something else
I'm thinking that maybe we have people just set up shop with their laptop science fair style but would like to have some structure to this.
Maybe have break outs based on topics. Open to suggestions.
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At the end of the day, Bee gives you a short recap: who you talked to, what was said, and what stood out.
Useful when you're jumping between meetings, people, and tasks.
No need to take notes. Bee remembers what matters.
Got a @bee__computer , i can get full transcripts of all my conversations with it.
It has an app with insights and more, plus planning to see what i can do with their api to leverage my data more.
Introducing Bee: the first wearable AI designed to live alongside you.
It captures your daily moments and turns them into memories, insights, and actions.
Already thousands delivered.
Now available in U.S. for $49.99.
Woke up at 6:30am with users calling my personal phone number flagging @bee__computer wasn’t working — we had a brief server hiccup because we’re growing FAST — everything’s back now. Never thought being woken up by calls from people I didn’t know would feel this cool.