People pay 159 dollars for a card-sized recorder they stick to the back of their phone, just to leave meetings with a transcript and a summary written for them. The strange part: that phone, face down on the table or in a pocket, already has a battery and a data plan. Recapp does the recorder's job as an app. Tap start, tap stop, and before you reach your desk you have the transcript, the summary, and the action items. No new device to charge, carry or forget. Nothing works unless that phone keeps recording to the end of the meeting.
Version 1 , 2026-09-02 , after reviewAbout this document and the 1 earlier version
Elevator Pitch , Recapp
The pitch in one breath. The studio writes it from the founder's idea and revises it as the evidence comes in; every version is kept, and the founder can rewrite it here at any time.
Version 0 , 2026-09-01 , hypothesis
People are paying 159 dollars for a little recorder they stick to the back of their phone, just to leave meetings with a transcript and a summary written for them. The strange part: the phone underneath already has better microphones, a battery, and a data plan. Recapp is the app version. Tap start, tap stop, and before you reach your desk you have the transcript, the summary, and the action items. No new device to charge, carry or forget. Hardware sellers proved the customer exists. The idea works if the phone keeps recording to the end of the meeting.