AI voice memo summaries
Turn a short voice memo into an editable AI summary. Keep the main points, the full transcript, and the original audio if you want it.
For iPhone and Apple Watch. Free to download.
From spoken thought to clear note
An example voice memo
What you said
“I had a small idea for the balcony. It could be nice to grow a few herbs out there, but I don't want to turn it into a big weekend project. Maybe start with basil and mint in two pots. The sunny spot is by the kitchen door.
I need to measure the railing before buying anything and check which pots fit. No drilling; I'd like everything to be removable. I'll ask Lena which soil she uses, then have a look at the garden shop on Saturday.”
What you keep
A voice memo summary brings the main points into a structured note. Review and edit it before saving.
From recording to saved note
AI drafts the summary. You decide what to change, what to save, and how much of the original to keep.
Speak naturally on iPhone or Apple Watch. An idea, a reminder, or a quick reflection is enough.
Read the draft and edit the wording or details before saving it.
Save the summary and transcript, choose whether to keep audio, and use a category to organize your notes.
What could your next note be?
Explore a few examples of short voice notes turned into summaries.
Also useful for daily reflections, brain dumps, and personal reminders. Start with a short note about one thing you want to keep.
Useful after the recording, too
Search a word like “balcony” to find a saved note. With Smart Search, ask a question across your library and get an answer with references to the original notes.
Explore Smart SearchKeyword search is free. Smart Search requires a subscription.
A few practical details
A short recording is enough to start. You can review the result before keeping it.
Yes. You can review and edit the markdown summary before saving it. Adjust the wording and details so the note keeps the meaning you want.
You can save the full transcript with the summary and keep the original recording too. If the written note is enough, you can delete the audio later.
Short personal notes work best: ideas, reflections, work logs, travel memories, and reminders. Voice Memory is not designed for long business meetings, lectures, phone calls, or team recording workflows.
Yes. Keyword search finds words in your saved notes. With a subscription, Smart Search answers questions across your note library and includes references to the source notes.
The free version includes up to 30 saved notes, recordings up to 1 minute, and keyword search. A subscription removes those limits and adds Smart Search, iCloud sync, and export of all notes.
Your notes are stored on your device, with optional iCloud sync on a subscription. AI features send the required audio or text to Replicate for processing. You can review generated summaries before saving. Read the Privacy Policy.
Your next thought has a place
Record a short voice memo. Keep a clear note you can make your own.
