Google is developing a new AI voice notes tool called Conversation Capture, codenamed Auris, which records conversations and turns them into searchable transcripts with AI summaries and suggested actions, and can hand results to Gemini. The feature surfaced in the latest version of Google’s Android System Intelligence app, reported by Android Authority. Description strings state: “Get summaries, transcriptions, and suggested actions after important conversations like appointments, meetings, and more.” Recordings get transcribed with speaker labels, a notification fires when processing is done, and users can search, copy, or share the transcript with Gemini. A companion feature called Magic Cue can turn conversations into calendar events and reminders automatically. The feature ships as its own app with a dedicated quick-settings tile. Privacy strings state data is stored on-device and in the cloud, protected with end-to-end encryption, and not shared with Google “unless you give permission”; Gemini access is an explicit opt-in. The feature may initially require the Labs version of Google’s Private Compute Services. Android Authority expects Conversation Capture to debut on the Pixel 11 series, which launches at Made by Google on August 12. The strings were found in a Pixel 11 build of Android System Intelligence, but teardown features have been shelved before. If it ships, it will land on UAE shelves with the phone, as Google sells Pixel devices officially in the region. The event airs at 2AM Dubai time, with Trevor Noah hosting.