Why we built Recho
In hospitals, hotels, factories, and schools, people can't stop what they're doing to type. Logs get delayed, skipped, or filled from memory — and the record is wrong or missing entirely.
We built Recho to fix that. A dedicated voice device sits where the work happens. Press, speak, and the platform turns what you said into a structured record — timestamped, routed, and ready to act on.
What is voice-first data capture?
Voice-first data capture is a way of recording information where speaking — not typing — is the primary input method. Instead of filling out a form or opening an app, you press a button and describe what happened; AI structures your speech into a clean, timestamped record automatically. Recho pioneered this approach for hospitals, hospitality, and industrial teams.
Who's behind Recho
Recho is led by Harivendrana Chary (Hari), Cofounder & CEO. Hari started Recho after watching frontline teams in hospitals and industrial sites lose hours to manual logging — and built a device simple enough that pressing a button and speaking is the entire interaction.
What we're building
Recho is hardware and software built together: a keychain-sized voice device plus an AI platform that structures speech into clear records and a team dashboard.
- Voice capture in the moment — no app to open, no forms to fill
- AI that extracts the right fields and routes tasks automatically
- Real-time dashboard for logs, tracking, and compliance
- Built for noisy, hands-busy environments — wards, floors, listings, classrooms
Our values
Simplicity first
If it requires effort, people won't do it. One press, one speak — that's the whole interaction.
Privacy by default
Role-based access, audit trails, and data residency options — built in from day one.
Built for real environments
Designed for wards, factory floors, and hotel listings — not desk jobs.
Compliance-ready
Timestamped records and full trails — so teams can prove what happened and when.
Get in touch
We're a small, focused team. If you want to see Recho in your environment, have questions, or want to partner — we'd love to hear from you.