A meeting recorder for your wallet.
New Brain Card is a recorder the size of a bank card, made to live in your wallet. Press the core, have the meeting, and what was said, decided and promised goes to New Brain. Later, ask ChatGPT or Claude about it.
No payment now. Early units go to the waitlist first.
You hear it once. New Brain keeps it.
The decisions from Tuesday's call, the number the client quoted, the thing you promised to send. It's all said out loud, and by Friday it's hard to recall what was said.
Press, carry, ask.
Concept render Press.
Hold the orange core for two seconds. A soft ring of light and a short buzz tell you it's listening. Tap it again to mark a moment that matters.
Concept render Carry.
The size of a bank card and a target of three millimetres thin, it goes in your wallet with your cards. It's designed to record on its own, with your phone in your pocket or switched off.
Concept render Ask.
When your phone is nearby, the recording moves across. New Brain writes the transcript, a summary, the decisions and the action items, each linked back to the moment it was said.
For the meetings that count.
Concept render Client reviews.
A 90-minute quarterly review with a client's operations team. New Brain gives you the decisions, the commitments with their owners and the open risks, ready for the follow-up memo.
Concept render Sales calls.
A discovery call or a technical deep dive. You get the account notes: who the champion is, what's in the way, and every ask in the client's own words.
Concept render Interviews.
Customer and user interviews, word for word, with who said what. Ask for the patterns across ten interviews instead of rereading them.
Concept render Ideas on the move.
A thought on your morning walk. Hold the core and say it. It's saved to the right project when you're back.
Also for team stand-ups, client advice and lectures.
It records your phone calls too.
Calls, both sides.
Slip the card into its magnetic wallet on the back of your phone. It's designed to pick up the other person through the phone itself, so both sides of a call are recorded with no app on the call.
One wallet, three ways.
The wallet holds the card and two of your cards, snaps onto a MagSafe phone (a metal ring comes in the box for other phones), and folds out into a stand.
Works best with thin cases. Call recording doesn't work through headphones.
Your recordings go further than notes.
Most recorders give you a transcript and a summary inside their own app. New Brain Card feeds New Brain, the one memory that ChatGPT, Claude and your other AI tools all read from and write to.
- Ask ChatGPT “What did we decide about pricing on Tuesday's call?” and it answers from New Brain, with the source and the time.
- Decisions and action items join everything else New Brain knows: your documents, your email and earlier meetings.
- Every answer shows where it came from. If New Brain doesn't know, it says so.
Target specs
These are design targets. We'll publish measured numbers when the first units are tested.
| Spec | Target |
|---|---|
| Size | 85.6 × 54 × 3 mm, the size of a bank card |
| Weight | About 26 g |
| Body | Anodised aluminium, graphite |
| Microphones | 4, plus a vibration sensor for phone calls |
| Recording time | Up to 35 hours on a charge |
| Recordings held | Hundreds of hours on the card; each is removed from the card once it's safely in New Brain |
| Connection | Bluetooth to your phone; fast Wi-Fi transfer for long recordings |
| Charging | Magnetic cable, USB-C |
| Controls | The core: hold to record, tap to mark a moment |
| In the box | Card, magnetic wallet, charging cable, metal ring for phones without MagSafe |
Recording people is your call. Make it a fair one.
The law on recording differs from place to place. Tell people before you start, and stop if anyone says no. The light around the core is on whenever the card is recording, but a light isn't consent, so say it out loud.
Your recordings are yours.
They're encrypted on the way to New Brain and removed from the card once they arrive. We're designing the card so that a lost card can't be paired to someone else's account.
