Anyone interested in talking about the button actions? I was thinking it might be nice to have more options. Long hold: power on and off(I accidentally turn it off when with double tap sometimes) Single tap: mute Double tap: process conversation It shouldn’t be too hard to make each of these options select able to different actions, but I’m no programmer so I can only suggest and hope you geniuses can make it work. Cheers.
The point of this device is to use your voice for commands and having a personal note taker. I think when you open the chat, it should automatically start using either the phone mic or Omi mic to talk with Omi to have a conversation. Right now it feels rigid with needing to either type or manually activate the mic each time
I’d love an option where Omi only records and transcribes my voice, and ignores other people or background noise. Right now, Omi would picks up every sound around me — podcasts, music, people talking, etc. This leads to messy, inaccurate summaries. Proposed Feature: A voice-isolation or voice-recognition setting that: Filters out non-user voices. Prioritizes the registered user’s voice (e.g., from training or enrollment). Optionally prompts me to confirm before saving transcriptions from uncertain sources. Why it matters: This would keep summaries more accurate, reduce false memories, and make the app more useful in noisy environments like public places, home with family, or when media is playing.
I want my OMI to recognize personal patterns over a period of time based on stuff I say, experience, etc. And then I want there to be a "Hub" where I can see these patterns and provide feedback (helpful/not helpful). For example, maybe I talk way too much when I have 1:1s with co-workers. I want my Pendant to tell me that. Or maybe my mood tends to be worse when I wake up before 7am. Or maybe I'm a really good storyteller - I want my Pendant to let me know that. Or maybe it can leverage third party data too...things like weather, stock market, key dates, etc. Basically, give me interesting insights/patterns/correlations in my life that I wouldn't think to recognize or connect.
I would really like the LED to display mute status. Nothing crazy, just a simple colour change between the two states, or the LED switching off when muted (a colour change would be preferable). Muted, connected: yellow Unmuted, connected: blue Muted or unmuted, disconnected: red But that’s just a suggestion.
I think it would be helpful if you just had one main to-do list and they all came in from the start the default color that they are now but you could hold the list item down and select a color and give that color a label like work, school, personal similar to how you tag different speakers in transcripts, that way you can sort your to-do list and then maybe hold the to-do list tab at the top and it would drop down the ones that you created and you can pick which one you want to be at the top. I think it also gives you the ability down the road to let the app learn trends of what items go and what list the same way an untagged speaker when you go to tag it it'll give you a suggestion.
Seems like system should be able to figure out if i am ona. Call or meeting on desktop and disable pendant. I assume it would save the battery a lot on pendant. Guess it could be problematic but I am looking for any actual recording being done on desktop equals pendant off.
It would be nice to be able to link both Google and Apple logins to the same account, so you can log in with both.
1. Feature Description: Context Awareness Core is a built-in intelligence module that analyzes the user’s situational data (location, time, environment, hardware status, calendar) and allows Omi to make smarter, context-aware decisions. It provides a background intelligence layer for other systems, enabling them to adapt based on real-world conditions. 2. Use Cases: At home → relaxed mode At work → focus mode Late night → silent notifications On the move → reduce voice prompts During meetings → silent assistance and note summarization With headphones → enable focus sessions Airplane mode → emergency fallback behavior 3. Benefits: Smarter timing and interaction Adaptive notifications Minimizes distractions Enhances other systems’ decision-making accuracy Makes Omi feel genuinely aware of surroundings 5. Android & iOS Feasibility: Android: Flexible access to sensor and environment data iOS: Restrictions on background and contextual tracking Solution: Combine mobile app (calendar, system) with wearable device (audio, movement, proximity) 6. Suggested Working Principle: Data Collection from multiple sources Context Profile Generation: Using the above inputs, Omi generates a live context profile that defines the user's current environment and mental mode. For example: Location: Home | Time: 22:30 | Ambient: Quiet | Headphones: No → Context: User is in wind-down or relax mode This profile becomes a foundation for adaptive decision-making. Adaptive System Tuning for notifications, suggestions, responses Periodic Refresh or on-change update every 10–15 mins
I’m really excited for my consumer Omi, but I have a couple suggestions for features after looking through the app. Forgive me if these already exist, but I am going off of what I’ve seen. First, the ability to mark a prompt as “repeat daily” would be a huge time saver for people who want daily advice, or check ins, on any given topic or practice. This feature could grant users the ability to gain a different perspective on their daily habits, or it could just make the bot say “Pizza time!” every day at noon. Second, a “Custom Word Dictionary” could enable users to add slang or uncommon business/hobby words to their bot’s vocabulary. This could enable anyone to get tailored advice on conversations filled with uncommon words, or strings of uncommon words. Those are all the suggestions I have for now! Thank you for reading, and please have a good rest of your day/night. If anyone has any questions or corrections, please feel free to share. Draven, USA
Hi Omi team, I used the in-app export to download my data. After exporting, I deleted my data inside the app. I now want to bring that exported data back into Omi, but there’s currently no way to re-import it. Request Add an Import feature that can take an export file created by Omi and restore it into the app. Why it matters Prevents permanent loss after accidental deletion Makes export an actual backup workflow Helps when switching phones or reinstalling the app Builds trust. Users can safely experiment knowing they can restore Suggested UX Settings → Data → Export / Import Import flow shows a preview: date range, item counts, size Options: Merge with existing data Replace existing data Import into a new workspace/profile (optional) Safety checks Confirm before overwrite Warn if file format version differs Clear error message if file is corrupted Local-only import is fine. Cloud optional If helpful, I can share the export file format details and the exact steps I took. Thanks, Jonah
When I'm using double-tap to start/stop recordings, I have zero way to know if Omi is actually recording without digging out my phone. If it's in my pocket and I'm in the middle of an important conversation, that means unlock phone → open Omi app → pray Bluetooth is connected → check status. That's a lot of friction for something that should be instant. What I'm asking for is simple: give me a physical indicator on the Omi device. 🔴 LED light — solid or pulsing when recording is active. Red, green, whatever. Just something I can see at a glance. ⏰ Haptic/buzz pattern — a distinct buzz on start and another on stop so I can feel the confirmation on omi without looking at my omi or device. In high-value conversations — client meetings, important calls, something I know I'm going to want to remember — I need to know I'm capturing it in real time, not wonder about it afterward. Every wearable and recording device worth its salt has some version of this. It's table stakes UX. This would be a big productivity win for anyone using Omi in professional settings.
As well as my voice, allow the other voices (linked to transcript segments) to be labelled/named and stored so that they can be recognised in future conversations.
Discord thread: https://discord.com/channels/1192313062041067520/1450700506489163817 Should 3rd party apps, in theory, be able to read the Omi Dev Kit 2's battery status/percent charge? Specifically it'd be great if the android "Multi-Device Energy Monitor AI" app would work with it. This app allows battery use to be graphed over time, and gives estimates of run times. https://watchandnavy.com/bluetooth-device-monitor/#bluetooth-connectivity-types https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=strange.watch.longevity.ion For reference: ---------- Forwarded message --------- From: Liam Akakpo Date: Wed, Dec 17, 2025, 4:10 AM Subject: Re: Energy Monitor: "Which Bluetooth devices can I monitor? Is there any way to troubleshoot if a device does not appear?" To: Hi Danny, Thanks for getting in touch. Energy Monitor can only monitor Bluetooth devices that expose their battery level via standard Bluetooth protocols. Some devices, including dev kits and custom hardware, use proprietary protocols, which means their battery data isn’t visible to
Hi, I really hope you guys can add support for Arabic language support and recognition, it will be really helpful. Thanks.
Hello, I want to connect the Google calender extensions app and use more agenda’s that I have on Google calender. When I log in via the extension, I see “the app is blocked” with explanation. If I use the integration on OMI, I only get the “main” agenda. What can I do to fix both?
All my conversations seem to be in UTC or something but it’s horrible user experience not to see it use your the time zone your phone is set to if that is where you are using the app or have a time zone settings
Feature Description: By integrating messaging support with the connected application, Omi will enable users to send messages via voice commands. For example: "Hey Omi, send a message to my mom: I’ll be home late tonight." "Hey Omi, send a WhatsApp message to Jane: Are we meeting tomorrow?" When these commands are given, Omi will navigate to the selected messaging app, automatically compose and send the message, or request confirmation before sending. Use Cases: Hands-Free Messaging: Allows users to send messages while driving, cooking, or doing other tasks without needing to type. Emergency Quick Messaging: Users can send urgent messages instantly without having to open their phone. Accessibility Support: Great for visually impaired users or those who have difficulty typing. Professional Use: Enables professionals to send quick messages during meetings or while taking notes. Benefits: ✅ Speed and Convenience: Sending messages via voice commands enhances the overall user experience. ✅ Safety: Reduces distractions while driving or multitasking. ✅ Customization: Users can choose their preferred messaging platform (WhatsApp, Telegram, iMessage, SMS, etc.). ✅ AI-Powered Message Optimization: If a user says "Hey Omi, send a message to Jane: Let's meet tonight.", Omi can rephrase it naturally as "Hey Jane, would you like to meet up tonight?" ✅ Advanced Integration: Can be linked with Google Calendar or Notion, enabling smart contextual messages like "Hey Omi, send Jane our meeting time." Potential Challenges and Risks: ⚠️ Privacy & Security: Always-on microphone could lead to accidental message sending. A confirmation step should be included: "Sending this message to Ahmet: ‘Are we meeting tomorrow?’ Do you confirm?" Proposed Workflow: 1️⃣ User selects a default messaging app. (WhatsApp, SMS, Telegram, etc.) 2️⃣ User gives a voice command to send a message. 3️⃣ Omi composes and reads out the message. 4️⃣ User confirms before the message is sent. (Optional)
Hi team, I’d love a small UX addition, specifically for my text conversations with Omi. Feature idea: an “Add to Memory” (or ⭐) button on individual Omi messages in our chat. Use case: sometimes Omi gives a really important insight about me (e.g., health constraints, speech strategies, preferences). I want to quickly mark that exact message to be added to the long‑term memory, so Omi can reliably use it as stable context in future conversations. Key points:•Scope: only for Omi–user text dialogue (this chat UI), not a general transcription or recordings feature. Goal: let me promote specific replies into persistent memories without copy–pasting or rewriting them. Even just that limited version—starring Omi’s responses in this chat to save as memory—would be extremely useful. Thanks for considering, Jason
Feature Description: A new feature will be added to Omi that allows users to set reminders for a specific period. If the user does not specify a duration, Omi will default to reminding them for one hour. Additionally, when a reminder is created, Omi will immediately send a notification to confirm its creation. Use Cases: The user says, "Remind me of the meeting tomorrow at 1 PM," and Omi sets the reminder accordingly. The user says, "Remind me for 3 hours to take work breaks," and Omi reminds them at regular intervals for 3 hours. The user simply says, "Remind me at 3 PM," and Omi assumes a default reminder duration of 1 hour. The user says, "Remind me in two days at this time," and Omi schedules the reminder accordingly. Upon creating a reminder, Omi immediately sends a notification confirming "Reminder created." Benefits: Helps users keep track of important tasks and events over a specified period. Defaults to a 1-hour reminder duration if no specific duration is provided. Provides immediate confirmation when a reminder is created. Enhances time management in both personal and professional life. Potential Challenges and Risks: NLP algorithms must accurately interpret user input regarding time expressions. A strategy for prioritizing overlapping reminders must be developed. A confirmation mechanism may be needed if the user provides incomplete or unclear instructions. Implementation on Android and iOS: Android can utilize Foreground Services for continuous reminders. iOS can use Local Notifications to repeat reminders at specific intervals. Cloud synchronization can be implemented to manage reminders across multiple devices. Proposed Working Mechanism: The user tells Omi, "Remind me tomorrow at 2 PM." Omi creates the reminder and immediately sends a "Reminder created" notification. At the specified time, Omi notifies the user via voice and text. If no duration is specified, Omi continues to remind the user for 1 hour. The user can stop the reminder by saying, "Turn off the reminder."