Recho is a tiny voice-first device your clients carry. They press a button and speak — meals, activity, supplements, mood — and it lands on your dashboard live. No app to open, no food diary to fake.
You build the plan. What actually happens between sessions is mostly a guess.
Clients forget to log, guess portions, or fill it all in the night before their appointment — by then it's not data, it's a story.
Weekly or biweekly check-ins mean a bad week is already over by the time you see it. There's no chance to intervene.
Supplements, prescribed tablets, water, sleep — none of it gets tracked consistently, so you're coaching with half the picture.
The gap between what a client says happened and what actually happened is where results get lost.
No app to open, nothing to type. Your client just talks.
Client presses one button and says what they ate, did, took, or how they're feeling — right after it happens.
AI turns the speech into a clean entry — meal items, quantity, activity, supplement, mood, all tagged and timestamped.
The entry appears on your side the moment they speak — not at the next appointment.
Spot a skipped meal, a missed tablet, or a mood dip the same day — and nudge before the week is gone.
One device, one button, six kinds of data your clients would otherwise never track consistently.
What, how much, and when — estimated calories and macros from natural speech.
Walks, workouts, steps skipped or completed, logged as they happen.
Dosage and timing for supplements and prescribed medication, with adherence tracked automatically.
How they're actually feeling — flagged early instead of surfacing weeks later.
Quick voice logs throughout the day, no manual counting required.
Hours and quality, self-reported in seconds, right when they wake up.
Here's what lands on your dashboard as a client goes through their day.
Clients speak instead of type — logging takes seconds, so they actually keep doing it.
Real-time flags for missed meals, meds, or mood dips mean you intervene early, not after the fact.
Clients feel seen between sessions — that visibility is what keeps people on a plan.
Hi, I'm Hari, founder of Recho Technologies. I'm building Recho, a small voice-first device that helps people track meals, mood, and daily habits just by speaking. I'd love to show you what we're building and get your thoughts — happy to drop by and demo it in person.