Building on the company’s original Bee Pioneer device, the new additions expand the personal AI experience with two distinct form factors. Bee Frontier is a wearable device that can be worn on the wrist or clipped onto clothing, while Bee Eclipse is a slim, magnetic accessory that attaches to the back of a smartphone. Both devices are designed to help users stay present in conversations while keeping track of important information.
Bee Frontier Brings Personal AI to Everyday Wear
Bee Frontier is designed for people who want a convenient way to remember details from meetings, casual conversations and everyday interactions. Featuring a soft silicone wristband, the device is available in three nature-inspired colours: Lavender, Sage and Onyx. It can also be clipped onto clothing, offering flexibility in how users wear it.
The device features IP67 water resistance, up to seven days of battery life and USB-C charging. Its dual microphones with advanced noise filtering are designed to capture relevant conversational details, even in environments such as crowded restaurants and open offices.
From remembering meeting outcomes and informal plans to keeping track of everyday shopping needs, Bee Frontier converts conversations into useful information that users can revisit when needed.
Bee Eclipse Offers a Smartphone-Mounted Alternative
Bee Eclipse introduces a new form factor for users who prefer not to wear a dedicated device. Approximately the size of a credit card, the lightweight accessory attaches magnetically to the back of a smartphone and offers more than 21 days of battery life on a single charge.
Like Bee Frontier, Bee Eclipse turns conversations into summaries, insights and to-dos. It is designed to help users retain important details from discussions, including travel plans, restaurant recommendations and other everyday arrangements.
Both devices feature a physical button to control audio processing and a visible indicator light that signals when the device is active. Users can also configure automatic shutoff settings on Bee Frontier when no sound is detected for a specified period.
Turning Conversations into Actionable Insights
Bee brings together conversational context and connected applications to help users organise information and follow through on commitments. Through the Bee mobile app and its desktop application, users can access conversation summaries, review recent memories and use templates tailored to different scenarios, including lectures, care plans and brainstorming sessions.
The platform can identify recurring themes, recommend personalised goals and help users convert discussions into practical next steps.
Bee also supports integrations with applications such as Gmail, Google Calendar and Microsoft Outlook. Following a call or meeting, it can surface action items, draft follow-up emails and create calendar invitations based on the conversation. Additional integrations include Apple HealthKit and users’ photos, helping build a more comprehensive view of their daily activities and wellness.
New Integrations with Alexa+ and Amazon.com
Bee is also introducing integrations with Alexa+ and Amazon.com to extend its capabilities beyond conversation capture and organisation.
With Alexa+, users can access their summaries, insights and to-dos hands-free through compatible Echo devices. This allows them to retrieve meeting recaps, check outstanding tasks or recall recommendations without having to reach for their phones.
The Amazon.com integration is designed to make shopping more contextual and personalised. When users mention products they need during conversations, Bee can surface relevant product recommendations on the Amazon homepage and within the Bee mobile and desktop applications.
Privacy at the Core of Bee’s Design
Bee says its new devices are built on Bee Private Compute, a security architecture designed to process conversations within a secure and isolated environment.
According to the company, audio is processed in real time and deleted after processing rather than being stored. Transcripts are encrypted using keys created and controlled by the user’s device, and remain accessible only to the user unless they choose to share them.
Users can turn audio processing on or off with a single button, with an LED indicator signalling when the device is active. Bee also states that users can delete their transcripts and summaries at any time.
For Bee Eclipse, users are prompted to obtain permission from call participants each time recording begins. These controls are intended to give users greater visibility and control over when their conversations are processed.
Availability and Pricing
Bee Frontier is available now through Amazon.com for US$74.99, in Onyx, Lavender and Sage. Bee Eclipse will be available soon, with prices starting at US$99.99 and colour options including Silver, Midnight, Honey and Blush.
All Bee customers receive conversation summaries, recaps and 14-day memory at no additional cost. Users can also subscribe to Bee Pro for US$11.99 per month, which includes unlimited recent conversation summaries, third-party application integrations, Amazon.com and Alexa+ integrations, suggested to-dos, daily memories, a personal chat assistant, conversation templates and access to the Bee desktop application. New customers receive a 30-day free trial of Bee Pro.
With Bee Frontier and Bee Eclipse, the company is expanding its approach to personal AI by offering users more ways to capture conversational context, recall important details and translate everyday interactions into meaningful actions.
