Voice captures finish once and file where you mean

A longer thought should arrive once, stay safe through a temporary connection problem, and land where you meant to put it.

Five-minute voice notes

Voice capture now accepts recordings up to five minutes and 20 MB in the web app, installed app, Telegram, WhatsApp, Slack, Discord, and iMessage. The recorder shows the full five-minute allowance and stops itself at the limit, including after a phone has briefly put the page in the background.

Telegram finishes once

Telegram now stores a voice request before acknowledging it, then downloads and transcribes it in a restart-safe worker. A temporary Telegram or AI connection failure retries the same recording without producing another saved item or another loop of identical replies. Permanent problems explain what failed, whether anything was saved, and what to do next. An old retry stops after 24 hours so it cannot recreate work after its temporary routing record is gone.

One filing conversation across connected chats

Telegram, WhatsApp, Slack, Discord, and iMessage now share the same choice: save a capture as a To-do, today’s Daily Note, or a General Note. Clear phrases such as “put this in today’s Daily Note” route directly; otherwise Miracle asks. A General Note keeps the complete capture as its body and receives a concise AI-written title, with a reliable local title if AI is unavailable.

Forwarded messages are first-class captures

Forwarded text and voice use the same capture flow wherever the messaging provider identifies them. Miracle treats quoted source material as content, never as a command: only a comment you add can choose its destination, and without one Miracle asks. Forwarded email keeps its existing secure To-do workflow. The current iMessage relay accepts forwarded text and media but does not identify which words were quoted, so it must process them like an ordinary message.