On-device No accounts No tracking

Reminders in your own voice.

Say what you need and when. TimerTalk sets the alarm, then plays your message back when it's time.

You say
“Pull the cake out in 30 minutes”
TimerTalk sets
In 30 minutesPull the cake out · your voice
When it's time

Your reminder, in your voice.

No generic chime. The alarm rings the way you said it, right on the lock screen, so a glance and a listen tell you what it's for.

What it does

Talk to it like a person.

Speak naturally. Durations, clock times, repeats, and warnings all land as the right alarm. No commands to memorize.

Say it, get it back

Record a reminder in your own voice. When the timer's up, the alarm plays your message, not a generic beep.

Take the bread out in 40 minutes

Timers and alarms

“In ten minutes” or “at 3:30.” TimerTalk understands both and figures out which you meant.

Turn off the oven at 3:30

Repeat on your schedule

Every day, weekdays, or just the days you pick. Set it once and it keeps coming back.

Every weekday at 7, take your vitamins

Heads-up warnings

Add a nudge a few minutes before the main alarm, so nothing sneaks up on you.

…with a 5 minute warning

Understands how you talk

On-device AI reads your phrasing and pulls out the reminder, the time, and the warning, however you say it.

Remind me to call mom in an hour and a half

On-device and private

Recording, transcription, and understanding all happen on your iPhone. No accounts, no servers, no tracking.

Nothing leaves your phone

Questions or ideas?

Feedback, bugs, or just to say hello. The developer reads every message.

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Privacy

What happens to your voice.

Last updated: October 2026

TimerTalk lets you set reminders by speaking them, and plays your recording back when the alarm fires. This explains exactly what the app does with your microphone, your voice, and your reminders.

The short version: everything happens on your device. TimerTalk has no servers, no accounts, and no analytics. The developer cannot hear your recordings, read your reminders, or access any of your data. The one thing TimerTalk keeps is your voice recordings. They live on your device as the sound your alarms play, and they never leave it.

Microphone, recording, and speech recognition

TimerTalk uses your microphone when you record a reminder.

  • Your recording is saved on your device and used as the sound the alarm plays back. It is stored locally within the app and is never uploaded.
  • TimerTalk transcribes your recording to pull out the reminder and the timing. It requests Apple's on-device speech recognition and uses it whenever your device supports it for your language, so the audio stays on your device.
  • On devices without on-device recognition, TimerTalk skips transcription and you type the reminder instead. Your voice is never sent anywhere. (TimerTalk currently supports English.)
  • The microphone is active only while you are recording a reminder. TimerTalk does not listen in the background.

Understanding what you say (on-device AI)

To turn something like “every weekday at 7, take your vitamins” into the right alarm, TimerTalk interprets the transcribed text.

  • When available, this runs on Apple's on-device Foundation Models (Apple Intelligence). It all happens on your device, with nothing sent to the developer or any third party.
  • On devices without it, TimerTalk uses a built-in text parser that also runs entirely on your device.
  • Either way, no part of your reminder is sent off your device for interpretation.

Your reminders and recordings

  • Your alarms, reminder text, notes, recordings, and settings are stored on your device.
  • Deleting an alarm deletes its recording. Uninstalling TimerTalk removes its recordings and settings.
  • None of this is backed up to the developer or synced to any server.

Alarms and notifications

TimerTalk schedules alarms through Apple's AlarmKit, with local notifications as a fallback. These are handled by iOS on your device; no alarm or notification content is sent anywhere.

No data collection

TimerTalk does not collect, access, or receive any of your data. There are no servers, no accounts, and no cloud sync. The developer has no visibility into your reminders, your recordings, or how you use the app.

No analytics or tracking

TimerTalk contains no analytics, tracking, advertising, or crash-reporting code, and no third-party SDKs.

Permissions, and changing your mind

TimerTalk asks for microphone, speech recognition, notification, and alarm access so it can record your reminders, understand them, and ring at the right time, even on silent. You can grant or revoke any of these at any time in the iOS Settings app, under TimerTalk. If you revoke a permission, the related feature stops working until you grant it again.

Children's privacy

TimerTalk does not collect any personal information from anyone, including children.

Changes to this policy

If this policy changes, the updated version will be posted here with a new “Last updated” date.

Contact

Questions, feedback, or issues? Reach out anytime at copycopyapp@gmail.com.