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Current Feature Set

What Spoke supports in the product today.

This page stays focused on implemented product behavior. It is the best overview if you want to understand what Spoke can actually do right now without mixing in future-facing ideas.

Quick answer: What does Spoke support today?

Capture

Voice logging with review-before-save plus manual quick logging.

Habit model

Yes or no, count, and duration habits for simple recurring tracking.

Progress and recovery

Weekly progress, per-habit history, recovery flows, and late logging support.

Apple surfaces

Widgets, Apple Health integration, notifications, export, and account-free use.

Capture

Voice logging with review before save

Speak naturally, let Spoke detect one or more habits, then confirm the result before saving.

  • Primary voice capture flow
  • Transcript parsing into habit entries
  • Review-and-save loop for trust

Fallback

Manual quick logging

Voice is the wedge, but the product still works when speaking is not practical.

  • Quick manual log path
  • Add, edit, archive, and delete habits
  • Useful in quiet or public spaces

Habit Types

Yes or no, count, and duration habits

Spoke supports the common habit types needed for simple daily tracking.

  • Yes or no completion habits
  • Count-based habits like glasses or reps
  • Duration habits like walks or meditation

Consistency

Weekly progress and recovery flows

The product includes views and flows that support an honest record rather than perfection pressure.

  • Weekly progress and consistency views
  • Per-habit detail and history
  • Recovery and late logging support

Apple Surfaces

Widgets and Apple Health integration

Spoke includes implemented native surfaces that reduce friction and expand visibility.

  • Home Screen widgets
  • Apple Health authorization and import flows
  • Reminders and notification settings

Control

Export and account-free use

Spoke does not require an account and lets users export habit data.

  • CSV export
  • JSON export
  • No required account to use the app

Feature Deep Dive

Voice logging

See when voice helps, where it does not, and why it matters for capture speed.

Read the deep dive

Feature Deep Dive

Review before save

Understand the trust layer that keeps voice capture usable.

Read the deep dive

Feature Deep Dive

Manual fallback

See why voice-first still needs a fast silent path.

Read the deep dive

Feature Deep Dive

Widgets

Understand how faster access and visibility reduce distance to the habit record.

Read the deep dive

Claim Boundary

Implemented does not always mean hero-worthy.

Some surfaces exist in the codebase but should still be described conservatively in public marketing. Optional iCloud-related features, CloudKit restore plumbing, Siri/App Intents, and Apple Watch support all belong in careful wording until launch validation is complete.

Best Next Step

Use cases explain where the feature set matters.

Spoke is most compelling when matched to real moments: commuting, cooking, moving between classes, or trying to record the habit before the next context switch.

Guide

How to track habits without friction

See how the feature set connects to the real problem Spoke is trying to solve.

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Use Cases

Where Spoke fits best

Browse audience pages built around busy schedules and low-friction logging needs.

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FAQ

Get precise answers

Check product-specific answers about editing, widgets, voice capture, and recovery.

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Research

Read the broader patterns behind abandonment, friction, and recovery.

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Glossary

Clarify Spoke's key product terms and retrieval-friendly definitions.

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Blog

Read the founder thinking behind the narrow product wedge.

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