antimattr

antimattr is building Project Mnemosyne, which it describes as an audio computer designed for memory and voice productivity. The system is split across two pieces of hardware, a device worn at the ear and a control ring worn on the hand, and the two are designed to work together as a voice first interface. The company says it will unveil the product in the fourth quarter of 2026, and the site currently takes reservations for early access. The stated capabilities include voice isolation that filters out everything except the wearer's voice in noisy places, so the person on the other end hears no background noise, and voice dictation into any app on a phone or laptop, which the company says is four times faster than typing. A tap on the ring captures thoughts and conversations, which are transcribed and organized automatically. Other listed features are a contextual AI chat for hands free questions and recall, live translation of conversations, one tap requests such as ordering food or booking a cab, and remote control of coding agents such as Claude Code and Codex. Pricing is not published. The site says only that early users get unlimited usage for the first 12 months. Because the product has not yet launched, every capability above reflects what the company has announced, not shipping software. The registry lists it under video tools, but its focus is voice capture and dictation hardware.