The art of carrying around a recorder to take voice notes is rightfully buried with our tape decks, but that doesn’t mean that we shouldn’t revive the habit.<\/p>\n
Skyro<\/a> is an audio recording app on Android that lets you add images to each recording. It’s ideal for tracking meetings, lectures, and events you want to remember.<\/p>\n Reading this, you may wonder, “What’s the big deal?” You may think, “This has probably been done before.” But it hasn’t been done like this.<\/p>\n Skyro creates an extremely fluid, well-designed experience, and you’ll find yourself trying to discover new ways to use it all the time.<\/p>\n Founder Soham Mondal<\/a> joined the consulting team at Cisco right out of college, but he found that he was really missing\u00a0out on\u00a0creating things as a software developer. To get back into the groove, he started attending the Bangalore Android User Group meetups and decided to leave Cisco in 2012 to work on Skyro full time and create his own company called\u00a0Triveous<\/a>.<\/p>\n Mondal talked to us about how his own need for better audio notes has led to a beautiful new way to track life.<\/strong><\/p>\n