The gist, then every word
Key points come first, followed by the full transcription with readable paragraph breaks. Add translation and action items when you want them.
Read the point without the playback. Get key points and full transcriptions in your chats, then ask your personal assistant to handle tasks—without leaving WhatsApp.
“Hey! Shall we meet at the café tomorrow at ten? Bring those first sketches so we can talk through them. And don’t worry, coffee’s on me this time!”
Read your conversations. Choose what runs. Ask for what you need.
Key points come first, followed by the full transcription with readable paragraph breaks. Add translation and action items when you want them.
Choose received and sent audio separately for each chat. Groups need individual approval, and results stay visible in the original conversation.
Send a text or voice request in your self-chat to change conversation settings or use connected task tools. In other chats, invoke Zapzim or zapzap by text.
Connect Todoist to create, find, update, and complete tasks on explicit request. Only you can invoke actions, and task results come back privately to you.
Your self-chat is a personal-assistant channel, not another transcription inbox. Send your own text or voice request; connected tools act only when you ask.
Add a task in Todoist to bring the sketches tomorrow at 10.
Task created: Bring the sketches. Due tomorrow at 10.
No new inbox to check. No new place for your conversations to live.
Create your email login and an isolated workspace. Each workspace has its own WhatsApp connection, preferences, integrations, and usage totals.
Pair your number using a QR or pairing code. Transcription starts paused: choose your language and audio-length limit, then enable it. Approve groups individually.
Read results next to the original audio. Adjust received and sent processing per chat, use your self-chat assistant, and connect Todoist if you want task tools.
Optional recent context helps resolve references in new voice notes. It keeps encrypted key-point summaries for the latest 20 voice notes per chat, expiring after 30 days of inactivity. It starts off; turning it off deletes the live summaries.
Read what recent context storesZapzim doesn’t archive audio or full transcripts. Account, connection, conversation-control, integration, and aggregate usage metadata is retained. Optional recent context stores only encrypted derived summaries. Messaging, AI, and task providers have separate policies.