Searchable transcripts
Live recordings and imported audio enter the same transcription flow, so you can read the text, find terms, and return to context.
iPhone recording review
Private recording, transcription, and summaries on your iPhone. After a meeting, interview, class, or voice thought is captured, HushNote turns it into a transcript, summary, key moments, and an exportable session. Cloud summary only runs if you choose to configure it.
Review faster
Turn long recordings into transcripts, summaries, and key moments instead of only audio files.
On-device summaries
Generate summaries locally for private meetings, interviews, and voice notes.
Privacy control
No account required. Cloud summary is optional, so sensitive content is not uploaded by default.
Private by default
The core workflow is designed around local processing for recording, transcription, and summaries.
Stronger on high-end devices
Higher-memory iPhones can use a stronger local model, while lighter devices use a smaller one.
iPhone recording review
HushNote Recorder
Local-first voice notes for iPhone.
Recording
Readable text is generated during recording, and imported tasks show progress so the wait is no longer a black box.

What you get
HushNote turns captured audio into a readable, searchable, and extendable session so you spend less time replaying and manually summarizing.
Live recordings and imported audio enter the same transcription flow, so you can read the text, find terms, and return to context.
A long recording becomes structured notes with topics, decisions, action items, and important details surfaced first.
Key moments, quick notes, captures, original audio, and generated results stay in the same session instead of being rebuilt across tools.
Why a normal recorder is not enough
Many recordings end as long audio files nobody wants to replay. HushNote focuses on the after-work: understanding what happened, what mattered, and what comes next.
Use cases
HushNote is not a generic chat assistant. It is a local-first path from recording or audio import to transcript, summary, and review.
Meeting notes
Record discussions and review transcripts, summaries, decisions, and key moments without inviting a meeting bot.
Interview transcription
Turn interviews into readable transcripts, summaries, key moments, and reusable research material.
Local-first voice notes
Capture ideas, classes, calls, and personal recordings with a workflow designed to stay close to the device.
Audio import transcription
Bring existing recordings into the same transcription, summary, and review workflow as live sessions.
Local AI voice notes
Explain the local AI angle clearly: on-device transcription, local summaries when possible, and optional cloud only when configured.
How it works
HushNote does not ask you to design a workflow before recording. Capture the audio first, then turn it into text, notes, and exports you can actually use.
Step 1
Record a meeting, interview, class, or quick thought, or import existing audio from Files and share entry points.
Step 2
Readable text is generated during recording, and imported tasks show progress so the wait is no longer a black box.
Step 3
Use summaries, key moments, quick notes, and captures to compress long content into a structure you can review quickly.
Step 4
When you need to recap, write notes, prepare an interview, or share material, open the session result and export what matters.
New in 1.1.2
This update improves on-device summary model selection, long-recording processing, and real-time transcription stability so the local-first workflow feels steadier.
HushNote chooses a local summary model based on device capability, using stronger models on higher-memory devices and lighter ones elsewhere.
Long content is distilled through reusable intermediate notes before the final template is applied, reducing failures from oversized inputs.
If the app closes during local summary processing, HushNote tries to continue from completed progress instead of restarting from the first round.
Lower local model temperature and repetition intervention reduce loops, hallucinated sections, and unstable outputs.
Catch-up transcription is coordinated more carefully so returning to the app or recording for longer is less likely to pause capture.
When a smaller on-device model is used, HushNote gently explains the limits and suggests higher-end devices or cloud summary for better results.
Privacy by design
No data collected
The App Store listing currently states that the app does not collect data.
No relay backend
HushNote does not require an account and does not run its own summary relay to hold your API key.
Cloud is optional
If you choose cloud summary, you connect your own third-party provider and accept that provider's terms.
Free vs Pro
HushNote should be easy to try before it asks you to commit. Use the core flow first, then unlock the full workflow with a one-time purchase.
Try the essential voice note flow.
Unlock the full local-first workflow.
FAQ and support
For support, email works best for private questions. Discord is still available for community feedback.
You can start for free and try the core workflow before unlocking Pro.
No. Pro is currently a one-time purchase.
No. HushNote is built around a single path: record, transcribe, summarize, and review. It is not positioned as a generic AI assistant or a cloud meeting robot.
The core product is designed to stay on device by default for recording, transcription, and summaries. Cloud summary is optional and only applies if you explicitly configure your own third-party provider.
The product is currently designed around meetings, interviews, and general voice notes. The interface prioritizes quick capture and easy review for those scenarios.
Yes. HushNote can export the summary, full transcript, key moments, and original audio once you review the session result.