What’s new

If you’re recording a Zoom call, each speaker is labelled automatically. Now you can see who said what by name, instead of wondering who Speaker 1 or 2 is.

Sync to Obsidian instantly

Switch on syncing in the plugin’s settings, record a note, and see it in your Obsidian vault right away. You can also use your note tags in filenames and templates to keep everything organized.

Better & cleaner dictation

Your dictated words are tidied up after you speak. Punctuation and capitals come out right, and the “ums” are taken out.

Account deletion, confirmed by email

Voicenotes now email you once the deletion is complete.

Your transcript, in segments

Your transcripts can now be broken into segments, each one a stretch of speech, instead of one unbroken block. Catch a word that came out wrong and fix it right where it sits.

Share, copy, and export from one button

Sharing, copying, and exporting now live under one button. Share links now include the note title, and taking a screenshot automatically opens the share sheet.

Mark a recording as a meeting or a memo

If a meeting gets saved as a memo, change it under “Fix”. When you do so, the meeting summary with the speakers pulled apart comes through.

Start recording with a single tap from your watch.

Add the Voicenotes complication to your Apple Watch face and start recording with a single tap!

Fixes

• Recordings can now survive a crash, a force quit, or the app being closed mid-recording.
• The home widget has better contrast in dark mode.

Hover over the floating recording panel to read the transcript while the meeting is still running. You no longer have to open Voicenotes to see it.

Android now has a smoother widget experience, with improved consistency and more reliable recording requests.

Creations are now available on Mac. Just pick an option from the list at the top, and Voicenotes will transform your recording into the format you choose. Here’s what each format can do for you:

• Main points: Generate the key takeaways from your recording.
• To-do list: Everything you said you’d do, organized into a list with checkboxes.
• Email: Your notes, written up as an email.
• Blog: Convert your notes into an elaborate blog.
• Tweet: Your notes transformed into a summarized tweet.
• Translate: Transform your recording into a different language.
• Custom prompt: Tell the app what you want to do with your notes.

• Switching between Notes, Meetings, and Dictation is much faster now.
• You can now set a shortcut with action keys, such as Cmd, Ctrl, Option, Shift, or Fn.

Additional improvements

• Your recordings are automatically saved, even if the app unexpectedly closes. Just reopen the app, and your recording up to that point is safely preserved. (iOS)
• Non-Latin scripts like Arabic, Hindi, and Mandarin now render much more accurately and consistently in PDFs. (iOS/Web/Mac)
• Long recordings made in the background no longer lose their last stretch. (Android)

In any app where you’d normally type, you can now speak instead. Set up the Voicenotes keyboard once, and your words will appear as you say them. Now available on both iOS and Android.

Voicenotes for Mac is out of beta and available to everyone.

• Create, rename, and reorder tags, and add notes to a tag from the note itself.
• The keyboard now has haptics and better-sized keys, remembers the words you use, switches languages, and tells you when you’re offline. You can also now delete dictations from the Dictations tab.
• The home screen has a search bar and a swipe-out drawer.

Voicenotes is now available as an official app on ChatGPT. Connect it once, and ChatGPT can work with your notes and meetings. It can search them, browse them by date or tag, and pull a full transcript into the conversation. Try it out here.

More people, same plan

Plans are no longer confined to individuals. Bring your teammates in, and combine your accounts into one subscription and invoice.