Record or import audio.
Capture directly on iPhone or bring supported audio into a Sunote note.
Bring spoken words into your notes. Sunote combines native speech recognition with a calm place to edit, search, summarize, and act on what was said.
No account required to start · iPhone + Apple Watch · AI processing is optional
Audio-to-text transcription turns a spoken recording into written material you can scan, search, edit, and reuse. Sunote keeps transcription connected to the note so the words can lead to a summary, a task, or a study aid.
Capture directly on iPhone or bring supported audio into a Sunote note.
Review an editable transcript instead of searching through a long recording by ear.
Search, edit, summarize, or create a next step from the transcribed note.
Transcription gives spoken material a stable surface. It is easier to skim, quote, search, and turn into something useful when the words are visible.
Create a note from audio you capture in the app or bring in through the supported iPhone sharing flows.
A transcript makes spoken material easier to scan, search, quote, and turn into a written note.
Use optional AI features to summarize selected content, generate study aids, or chat about the note.
Sunote's main library is local-first. Remote AI features are optional and the current AI summary flow sends note text or transcripts rather than raw audio files.
Read the detailed privacy policyYes. Sunote can create a transcript from audio captured or imported through supported iPhone flows.
No. A transcript is the written version of the recording. An optional AI summary is a separate transformation of selected note content.
The current app sends feature-specific note text or transcripts for remote AI summaries; it does not send raw audio files to OpenRouter or Google Gemini for that flow.