The moment the meeting ends, share the recording to Wrap. AI listens to the whole thing — who said what, down to the second.
At most seven cards per meeting. Everything else quietly becomes context, not clutter. Every card carries timestamped audio evidence you can replay — proof, not a black-box summary.
Left to hold, right to execute. Your own paired computer picks up the task, runs it, and comes back with the result for your review.
The meeting ends, but nothing has started. Someone still has to hand-translate two hours of talk into specs and tickets — decisions blur in translation, momentum dies in the queue.
The moment you swipe right, the decision — original words, timestamped evidence — becomes a task your AI can act on. No translation, no tickets, no waiting.
Between meeting and execution sat a whole layer of human translation. Wrap removes it.
When a decision has two defensible directions, the card splits into two candidate routes — each grounded in what was actually said, with audio references. Swipe the side you believe in. Not feeling either? Roll the dice for a fresh angle, up to six times — then it honestly hands the judgment back to you.
Result not quite right? Hold the mic, say one sentence — "keep only the top three items" — release, and it reruns your way. There is no keyboard on the main screen. There never will be.
From Voice Memos or Files, tap Share → Wrap. No opening the app, no digging through folders.
How many decisions today, how fast you made them, how many days in a row. Long-press for a share image — numbers and squares only, zero meeting content, safe for any group chat.
Final stretch in progress — the download link will land here.