Answer
raus collects short texts, voice input, audio memos and scanned notes in one shared inbox. From these it creates suggestions for tasks, appointments, follow-ups and email drafts. The user reviews, edits, accepts or discards these suggestions before they count as the next action.
This means the app is not an autonomous assistant that books appointments or sends emails on your behalf. It shortens the path between quickly capturing something and sorting it later. Items you take over can be ordered by attention, such as “Now”, “Waiting” and “Later”. raus is currently available for testing on Android and is still in development, so features and availability may change. The product page shows the current status.
As of 3 September 2026
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