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I play in a band in Santiago, Chile. Every rehearsal we'd agree on things: change the bridge, try the song a bit slower, someone learns the new intro. By Friday nobody remembered, and the voice memos piled up on our phones and nobody ever listened back. So I built Zenzey. You hit record on your phone (or Apple Watch), rehearse like you always do, and when you walk out it gives you the minutes: which songs you played, what you decided, who has to do what, plus clips of each take. The rest of the band opens it from a link, no install needed. The hardest part technically was telling music apart from talking, so it only summarizes the conversation and splits the music into songs. It's live on iOS and Android with a free plan (4 sessions a month). Some honest things I'm still figuring out: Someone already told me the paid plan feels expensive for a band, and I'm trying to work out the right price. I don't know yet if bandmates actually open the shared minutes, or if only the person who records cares. If you play in a band (or teach music), I'd really appreciate any feedback, especially the brutal kind. zenzey.app   submitted by   /u/Western_Mix_4473 [link]   [comments]

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  • 发布时间：2026/10/17 07:21:08