Voice notes app for iPad
The iPad’s larger screen is a good place to think out loud and read back. Speak or jot, and Notabe transcribes on-device, then titles, tags, and connects every note.
Room to think, and to read back
The iPad gives a note more space to breathe. You can dictate a longer thought and watch it transcribe in front of you, then read it back on a screen wide enough to hold the whole idea. Notabe titles and tags it automatically, so a working session leaves behind a tidy set of notes instead of a pile you have to sort.
Voice, keyboard, or both
On the iPad you often have a keyboard nearby, so Notabe treats voice and text as equals. Dictate the first pass, type the corrections, or paste something in through the share sheet. The AI reads the finished note and files it the same way every time, whichever route the words took to get there.
One library across your devices
Everything you capture on the iPad shows up on your iPhone through iCloud sync — no account, no password, just your notes wherever you are. Semantic search finds a note by its meaning and the Graph links it to related ones; both come with Pro at $9.99 a month, while voice capture and auto-tagging stay free.
Frequently asked
Do my notes sync between iPad and iPhone?
Yes. Notabe uses iCloud sync with no account and no password — your identity lives on-device and follows your iCloud. Capture on the iPad, and the same notes are on your iPhone.
Can I use the iPad keyboard and voice together?
Yes. Dictate a long thought, then type to refine it, or the reverse. Either way the AI titles and tags the finished note, so it stays findable regardless of how you captured it.
Is the transcription private?
Transcription runs on-device with Apple’s speech recognition, so audio never leaves the iPad. Only the resulting text is used to organize and, on Pro, search the note.