Voice notes app for iPhone
Hold your iPhone, say the thing, and let it go. Notabe transcribes on-device, then titles, tags, and files the note so you never have to organize it yourself.
Speak first, organize never
The iPhone is always in your hand, which makes it the fastest place to catch a thought before it evaporates. In Notabe you open the app, speak, and the words become a note. There is no folder to pick and no title to write — the AI reads what you said, gives the note a clear title, and adds three to five tags so it files itself.
Transcribed on the device, in your pocket
Transcription happens on-device with Apple’s speech recognition, so the audio never leaves your iPhone. That means you can dictate something personal — a half-formed idea, a name, a number — without it traveling to a server first. What gets kept is the text of the note, cleanly transcribed and ready to read later.
Find it later by what you meant
A week later you won’t remember the words you used, only the gist. Notabe’s semantic search finds notes by meaning rather than exact phrasing, and the Graph quietly links related notes so one thought leads to the next. Voice capture and auto-tagging are free; semantic search and the Graph come with Pro at $9.99 a month.
Frequently asked
Does my voice leave the iPhone?
No. Transcription runs on-device using Apple’s speech recognition, so your audio never leaves your iPhone. Only the finished text of a note is used to title, tag, and — on Pro — search it.
Can I still type notes?
Yes. Voice is the fastest way in, but text and the share sheet work too. Whichever way you capture, the same AI titles and tags the note so it lands somewhere you can find it.
Is there a free version?
Yes. Free covers unlimited voice capture, automatic tagging, and a few AI summaries each month. Pro ($9.99/mo or $59.99/yr) adds semantic search, the Graph, unlimited summaries, and daily resurfacing.