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Choose an audio file
Import an existing recording from Files or another app through the share sheet.
Audio import transcription
Import audio and turn it into notes.
HushNote does not require every session to start as a live recording. Import existing audio and carry it through transcription, summary, key moments, and export.
Core topics
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Import does not change the privacy posture.
Imported audio follows the same local-first product direction. Cloud summary remains optional and only uses the third-party provider you configure.
Built for
Recordings you already have.
Useful when meetings, interviews, classes, or voice memos were captured somewhere else but still need a readable transcript and a reviewable summary.
Import audio from Files or share entry points.
Track transcription progress instead of waiting in a black box.
Review imported sessions beside live recordings in the same app.
Workflow
Give existing audio the same review path.
Import audio files into HushNote on iPhone, transcribe them, review summaries and key moments, and export structured notes.
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Process with progress
HushNote shows task state while the imported audio moves through transcription.
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Review the transcript
Read the result, scan summaries, and return to moments that matter.
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Export the session
Turn the imported recording into transcript, summary, moments, and audio exports.
Why import matters
A useful voice note app should not ignore old recordings.
Many important files already live in Files, Voice Memos, or another app. HushNote gives those files a path into transcription and review.
Imported and live sessions share the same review model.
Summary and key moments make old recordings easier to scan.
Exports keep the result portable.
Local-first review remains the product posture.
Files and share sheet import
Visible task state
Optional cloud summary
Get started
Start free. Unlock Pro when it fits your workflow.
Record or import audio, then try transcription, summaries, key moments, and export.