Bee - Your Personal AI

The Bee Computer device is nothing short of revolutionary. It’s like having a professional reporter follow you around, taking notes, summarizing your day, and distilling moments into well-crafted prose with real insight. The Daily Memories feature is astonishing—every night at 8 p.m., I get a beautifully written recap of my day, capturing not just the facts but the feelings and nuances behind them. Instead of a dry list of activities, Bee’s AI-generated memories read like a thoughtful personal journal, as if an experienced biographer were chronicling my life. It highlights meaningful conversations, unexpected moments, and even subtle details I might have missed. Whether it’s a fleeting interaction that felt important or a big event that deserves reflection, Bee somehow knows what matters. I originally used Bee’s watch-based functionality, but the standalone device is a game-changer. The battery life is great, and it works seamlessly without draining my smartwatch. Plus, the on-demand memory generation feature lets me capture key moments in real-time, ensuring I never lose important details. The privacy and control are also top-notch. I decide what gets saved and when, making it feel like my personal assistant, not an intrusive tracker. If you’ve ever wished you could remember more, reflect better, and relive your best moments with clarity, Bee is the perfect tool. It’s more than just a memory aid—it’s a storyteller, an assistant, and an insight generator all in one. Highly recommended.

As an early user, I’m pleased with functionality. Can’t wait for updates in the future.

Amazing, as a developer and artist this helps me so much. Best part is that it shows me articles to read that I wouldn’t have thought about! Now let’s add a widget for the To-dos!!

You can definitely tell that it eats some battery, but it actually works fairly great. I think it’s a great way to try it before getting a pioneer band. I would probably rather have a tag that sticks to the color of my shirt, but this is a great first step. The transcription is OK and really struggles went under a coat sleeve, but if somebody who’s been waiting for this device, literally since the first wearables were released., Google glass, smart watches, it’s good to see someone finally take the plunge and also stick to transcription and not the audio itself

This works on Apple Watch. I’ll give it a try and see if I need to buy the $50 device. So far it’s great to get a summary of my conversations. There is no support for Cantonese. It doesn’t understand my Cantonese conversation.

Naturally as it's AI, and recording from my wrist, it has some transcription errors, but overall it's really useful and helpful! My personal favorite is the fact that i can turn the microphone on in the car when my brain starts thinking of everything I need to get done, and I can just say it all out loud and it'll appear in a to do list for me later. Super helpful! (I hope someday they'll work on integrating their to do with other apps but I'm sure that's way down there road.) But so far the app is free and the contraption is only $50 so it feels really worth it.

I would not even bother with down loading unless you have a watch or spend $50.00 on there gadget. Probably get you even if you got watch!!! Almost misleading you thinking something is free. My bad even thinking that !!!!