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Jott is an awesome, free service which allows you to make a telephone call, and leave yourself a message, and the message will be emailed to you as text!
Here’s how it works! You sign up for the free service known as ‘Jott’. Jott is a free service that allows you to make a telephone call (to the Jott system) and leave yourself a message which will be transcribed and emailed to you. But Jott doesn’t stop there, because you can add other email addresses to your Jott address book, and call in and leave a message to be sent to those email addresses instead. Want to send your mom or dad email on the fly? Just add their email addresses to your Jott address book, and when you dial up Jott, say “Mom” or “Dad” to the system, and it will transcribe the message you leave and send it to “Mom” or “Dad”!
As Jott itself explains, “Jott solves everyday problems for people on the go: capturing spontaneous ideas and tasks, and messaging more safely. The service converts your voice to text, and delivers it to the web, email and phone. It works on nearly all cell phones.”
“Jott is as simple as speed dialing a number,” says Jott Founder and CEO John
Pollard. “We let you use your voice to quickly create email, text messages, lists
and reminders. Push a button, speak, and you’re done.”
And it really is that easy. And free!
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WOW! Cool service! I’ll be using this a lot. Thank you for pointing it out to us.
Comment by bigjohn — 12/26/2007 @ 9:01 am
And what business model supports a free service? I guess I wonder how these email addresses will be abused.
Comment by jeff — 12/31/2007 @ 8:41 am
I, too, wonder who is paying for the service; and if I would receive unwanted email/phone calls via Jott - can you help clear up this concern?
Comment by Paul Henry — 1/1/2008 @ 5:51 pm
I checked out the Jott website; in it I found - Q: What charges will I see when using Jott?
A: The Jott service is free during beta. However, your cellular carrier will apply their standard text messaging charges (if any) that apply to receipt of text messages from Jott, or from you sending text messages to Jott. If you Jott yourself, you can choose to only receive an email. The only charges you will see are usage of your phone minutes. You can adjust these options on the settings page.
If you choose to have the text messaging enabled, your normal carrier texting charges will apply.
Currently, text messages that Jott sends on your behalf do not incur a charge to you.
Jott also supplies a toll-free number, which I plan to use to ask some questions directly
Comment by Paul Henry — 1/1/2008 @ 6:05 pm
I wondered how this service would be paid for as well; so I contacted Jott directly. Here is what I received. FYI - I may still try it out as it is still in the testing phase.
This is what I asked:
1) Who pays for the service? I know that it is free for me; but I also read in your website that Jott is “Beta Public”. Does that mean that you are still in a testing phase? Does it also mean that when this phase is completed that I may start receiving a subscription fee?
2) If this service is supported financially by advertisers, does that mean that I will be receiving unwanted (advertising) messages either to my phone and/or email account?
This is Jott’s reply:
Hi Paul,
Good questions.
Yes, we do have to pay the rent around here at some point, and we are looking at a number of methods. One way, for those who are OK with it, is to have advertising. As you know, many people these days a) have no problem with this, and b) actually prefer it. The second method will in all likelihood be some kind of subscription: still very reasonable. On the ad side, we have no intention of spamming people as that’s a sure fire way of losing customers. We’ll have to figure out how to make the advertising relevant enough and light enough in order to to hobble the product.
This is not imminent, but it’s also not a year away. Right now we are providing a huge amount of value for free while we sort out our kinks. Philosophically, we didn’t believe in making our customers pay for our training (beta), so we didn’t. But in order to continue to innovate, and pay the talent around here, we’ll need to charge at some point here.
Have no fear, we have no means of charging you right now (no credit card), so you’ll have the opportunity to opt in if you want.
Best regards,
John
Comment by Paul — 1/3/2008 @ 4:37 pm