VoiceNote

No. Transcription and the AI writing both run on your own computer. The audio is turned into text locally and then discarded — nothing is sent to us or any server. You can prove it by switching on airplane mode and dictating; it keeps working.

We never receive them, so we can't. Your dictation history lives in a folder on your machine that you control — keep it, export it, or wipe it whenever you like.

No. The writing model runs locally, just like the speech model. Your text is never sent to any AI provider and is never used to train a model — there's no API key and no account.

Private, yes: meeting audio never leaves your computer, and the raw recording is deleted after transcribing by default (a Preferences toggle can keep it). Legally, laws on recording conversations vary by place, so get consent from participants where it's required.

No. VoiceNote is a one-time purchase — Solo $49 (1 device), Duo $79 (2 devices), Family $99 (4 devices). Every future update is included, and there's nothing more to pay.

A typical cloud dictation subscription is around $15 a month (~$180 a year). VoiceNote is $49 once, so it pays for itself in about three months and costs nothing after that.

There's a 7-day money-back guarantee, no questions asked. Email hello@voicenote.au within seven days and we'll refund you.

Yes — Solo covers 1 device, Duo covers 2, and Family covers 4. Pick the plan that matches how many of your own machines you'll use it on.

You hold one key, talk, and finished, punctuated text appears where your cursor is — in any app. It's more than transcription: it formats your speech to suit the app and learns your names and vocabulary over time.

Yes. Press record — in the app, from the tray, or with Alt+Shift+M — and when you stop you get a timestamped transcript labeled You and Others, plus a summary and action items, all generated on your computer. It captures your computer's own audio, so it works with any meeting app and no bot ever joins the call.