Introducing
AURE
A card-thin recorder that lives in your wallet.
Every voice worth remembering.
Not a gadget. A card.
Card-thin · Wallet-ready
Slips in beside
your other cards.
Four millimetres of anodised aluminium — the thickness of two credit cards. Aure lives in the slot you already open every day. Nothing new to carry, nothing to forget.
Snap on. Take the call.
MagSafe call capture
It hears through
the phone itself.
MagSafe it to your phone's back and take the call the way you always do — no speakerphone, no app in the audio path. A vibration sensor picks the caller up through the chassis. Both sides, one clean recording.
One button. Held for a thought.
The whole interface
Press to record.
Release to structure.
One tactile pill on the edge. Press — Aure listens. Release — the recording is transcribed, diarized by speaker, and distilled into notes and action items while you keep moving.
The design
Every surface, considered.
Aure for teams
Every voice in your org.
One intelligence.
Give every person a card. Their notes flow up the hierarchy, combine, and come back down as insight — automatically.
From voice to record
Say it once.
It writes itself.
Same magic on a construction site — daily voice logs become the site report.
Your mic, your browser only. Nothing leaves this page.
The intelligence
Recording is the easy part.
Understanding is Aure.
Model-agnostic — Aure reaches for GPT, Claude, Gemini or your own, always the best tool for the thought. Tuned for Indian speech, from the ward to the site.
Crisp summaries, on your terms.
Every conversation distilled — SOAP note, site report, meeting recap. Tailored, not generic.
To-dos, pulled and ready.
Aure lifts the decisions and next steps out of the talk and pushes them to your task tools.
See how it all connects.
Dynamic maps turn a rambling discussion into a structure you can actually navigate.
Chat with any conversation.
"What did the consultant decide?" Ask across one note or your whole history and get the answer.
Ask Aure
Everything you've heard.
One question away.
Aure doesn't just keep your recordings — it answers from them. Ask across one conversation or a year of them. Every answer arrives with the moment it came from, so you can hear it for yourself.
→ This is the real Aure app, running live. Tap a question.
Unprompted
You don't have to ask.
Aure already noticed.
A recorder gives you files back. Aure reads across everything you've said this week and tells you what you'd have missed — the promise you left open, the decision that keeps resurfacing, where your hours actually went.
- Troponin panel reviewpromised Monday · 3 days ago
- Send imaging to Dr. Raopromised Tuesday · 2 days ago
- Book the go/no-gopromised yesterday
“Night staffing has come up in five separate handovers this week and never reached a decision. The same two names raise it each time.”
Into the software you already run
It doesn't ask your EMR
to change.
Every hospital already has an EMR, every site already has a reporting tool. Aure doesn't replace them — it finishes the paperwork and puts it where it belongs. Three ways in, depending on how deep you want to go.
Encounter — Bed 12 · OPD
Any software at all
Every field comes with one-click copy. Desktop EMRs, legacy Windows tools, a Word template — if it has a text box, Aure fills it. Nothing to install.
Works todayAny EMR in a browser
The Aure extension recognises the open encounter form and fills it field by field, highlighted in amber for review. No integration project, no vendor sign-off, no waiting.
Most hospitals land hereYour EMR, natively
Where there's an API, Aure posts structured records straight in — FHIR R4 and ABDM-ready, built together with your software vendor.
For groups & vendorsAure never submits on your behalf. It drafts, fills and highlights — a person reviews and saves. Every fill is logged, so the record shows who signed off and when.
Nothing to manage
The card looks
after itself.
Launch price
₹3,999
Smart recorders today sell for ₹12,000–₹15,000.
Aure launches at less than a third.
First batch ships August · price at launch
By the numbers
Specifications
Everything, on a card.
Every word,
accounted for.
First batch ships August · India-first, world next