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SamAre we still on for Friday?
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A strong quarter overall. The headline numbers are below, with the detail in the appendix.
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Dana Kim
Q4 proposal
Any thoughts on the proposal before Monday? Happy to…
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Launch checklist
Three things left before Thursday, and one of them is…
DKDana Kimto me · 9:41
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Any thoughts on the proposal before Monday? Happy to jump on a call if that's easier.
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Subject: Re: Q4 proposal
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Morning! Standup is at 10:30 today, not 10.
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Build 412 is green on staging 🎉 Release notes are in the doc.
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Sam Okafor
Nice. Are we still shipping Thursday, or do we need another day for the onboarding fixes?
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4 October 2026 at 09:41
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Same tone, same slang. The ums go, the punctuation arrives, and when you count things off out loud, it makes the list.
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okay so there's like three things blocking the release um one the
login thing is still broken two uh the dashboard takes forever to load
and three nobody can actually export their data yet
What Celery typed
Okay, so there's three things blocking the release:
Checked, not promised. Every cleaned line is measured against what you actually said before it reaches your cursor.
Formatting, never rewording. A spoken list becomes a real list, but every item keeps the words you used.
Not an assistant. Say “write me a poem about the sea” and Celery types exactly that. It's a dictation tool.
Tune it once. It remembers your names, your tone and your shortcuts on every device.
Formal for the client email, chatty for the group chat. Same words either way.
Teach it the names and jargon it keeps getting wrong, and shortcuts it should expand.
Double-tap a key to start, talk for as long as you need, double-tap to stop.
Including Nigerian Pidgin, written the way it's spoken, never “corrected” into English.
Words show up in the pill while you talk, so you know it's listening before you let go.
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Let's keep Thursday for the launch, but move the customer email to Wednesday morning.
I'll own the email. We still need the final onboarding screenshots before then.
Perfect. Add that as an action item for Priya.
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No bot in the room. Nothing joins your call. Celery listens on your Mac and keeps the transcript, not the audio.
Answers with receipts. Ask what was decided and jump straight to the moment it was said.
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Separately. Free includes 30 minutes of dictation and one meeting of up to 30 minutes each month. Basic and Extended include unlimited dictation, with 3 or 20 hours of meetings. Both counts start again on the first of each month, and the app shows what's left.
A meeting in progress is never cut off. Celery warns you as your meeting time runs low, and a new meeting waits until the month starts over or you change plans. On Free, dictation pauses at 30 minutes until the 1st.
Signing in starts seven days with no card needed: up to 500 minutes of dictation and 3 hours of meetings. If you don't subscribe, you move to Free when it ends, and nothing you recorded is deleted.
As much normal, interactive dictation into your apps as you like, with no hidden cap. It doesn't cover automated transcription, continuous background recording, bulk file transcription, resale or a shared account.
Yes, in beta on TestFlight. It adds a Celery keyboard you can dictate with in any app, and Thoughts: talk an idea through and get it back written up. Same account and same plan as your Mac.
Apple takes a share of anything bought inside an iPhone app, so the App Store price is a little higher. Subscribe from the Mac app instead and the same plan works on your iPhone.
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