Fieldy
Wearable AI note taker for in-person meetings
Fieldy launched on June 5, 2025 with 400 votes, #52 of 7,999 launches that month and more than 99% of that year's launches. The site was still online in September 2026, 1 year on.
In plain words
Fieldy is a wearable AI device designed to automatically capture notes during in-person meetings. The device records and processes meeting content through artificial intelligence, allowing users to focus on the conversation rather than note-taking. It is intended for professionals who attend frequent meetings and need a hands-free way to document discussions and key points.
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From the sources
Fieldy is an AI-powered wearable note taker for your in-person meetings.
Never miss a detail. Fieldy turns conversations into summaries, reminders, and searchable notes, so you stay organized and in control.
Fieldy listens and transcribes every conversation as it happens. Nothing missed. Fieldy cuts through the noise and delivers what you actually need to know. Your words become action items automatically. No manual entry, no missed follow-ups. Your conversations become searchable knowledge you can actually talk to. Wear it around your neck or on your wrist. One device, two ways to wear it. Every decision and action item, recorded. Nobody has to play note-taker. Keep your work and personal life organized without lifting a finger. Fieldy captures it all, so you can focus on what matters. Ideas flying across the table? Fieldy makes sure nothing gets lost. Ideas flying across the table? Fieldy…from fieldy.ai
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