Meeting notes, transcribed
Right after the call, speak a thirty-second recap. Notabe transcribes it on-device, gives it a title, tags who and what it was about, and can summarize the takeaways.
Recap out loud the moment it ends
The best time to capture a meeting is the sixty seconds after it ends, while the decisions are still sharp. Open Notabe and just say them — who owns what, what got decided, what to chase next. It transcribes your recap on-device and turns it into a note with a clear title, so you never sit down to a blank page trying to reconstruct the call.
Titled, tagged, and summarized
The AI reads your recap and files it: a title like the project or the people involved, and tags that place it next to related work. When the recap runs long, tap Summarize and it distills the action items into a sentence or two you can forward or scan. Free covers a few summaries a month; Pro makes them unlimited for heavy meeting weeks.
Every call, findable later
Meeting notes are only worth taking if you can find them again. Semantic search pulls up the right recap by meaning — the gist of the conversation, not the exact phrase — and the Graph links notes from the same project so a thread of meetings reads as one story. Both come with Pro at $9.99 a month, on iPhone and iPad.
Frequently asked
Does Notabe record the meeting itself?
No. Notabe is for capturing your own recap — speak the decisions and action items after the call and it transcribes your words on-device. That keeps things private and keeps the note focused on what mattered.
How do I get a summary of a long recap?
Tap Summarize on the note and the AI condenses it to a sentence or two. Free includes a few summaries a month; Pro makes them unlimited, which suits back-to-back meeting days.
Can I find a meeting note weeks later?
Yes. Semantic search finds it by meaning, so "the pricing call with the design team" surfaces the right note even if you never wrote those exact words. Semantic search is a Pro feature ($9.99/mo).