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Memoket Gem review: the tiny AI note taker that really impressed me
The $199 device offers 300 minutes of transcription a month and links related conversations with cloud-based AI.
The Memoket Gem, a wearable AI notetaker, launched last month on Amazon for £199, capturing real-world conversations on demand and delivering transcripts, summaries, and action points.
Weighing just 11g, the Gem features two built-in microphones and a single-press button to start recording, allowing users to wear it on a wrist, pendant, or desk.
Memoket's headline feature, cross-conversation memory, links related topics from earlier meetings automatically, identifying individual speakers to separate conversations without manual tagging or searching.
A starter plan offers 300 minutes of monthly transcription at no cost, while the Pro tier provides 1,500 minutes for $17.99 monthly or an unlimited plan for $29.99.
The device lacks water resistance, and Memoket notes certain features are "coming soon," while the hardware's small red light raises potential ethical questions regarding covert recording.