Local-first voice notes

Voice notes that stay easier to review.

HushNote turns voice recordings into transcripts, summaries, key moments, and exportable sessions while keeping the default workflow local-first and account-free.

HushNote iPhone app recording and transcript screen

Core topics

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Local-first is the default posture.

HushNote is designed so normal recording, transcription, and review can stay close to your iPhone. Cloud summary is an explicit configuration path, not the default requirement.

Built for

People who record thoughts but need more than a list of audio files.

Useful for classes, personal reflections, solo thinking, work notes, and private recordings that should be searchable and easier to revisit.

Capture quick ideas without turning the app into a chat assistant.
Review transcript and summary instead of replaying every minute.
Keep private voice content in a local-first workflow by default.

Workflow

A quiet path from voice to notes.

HushNote is a local-first voice note app for iPhone that records, transcribes, summarizes, and organizes private voice content.

01

Capture the voice note

Start recording quickly when a thought, class, or discussion is worth keeping.

02

Transcribe locally

Convert speech into readable text for search, scanning, and follow-up.

03

Summarize the session

Use local summaries when possible to make long recordings easier to revisit.

04

Keep the result together

Store transcript, summary, key moments, notes, captures, and audio in one session.

Positioning

Not a chat assistant. Not a SaaS dashboard.

HushNote stays focused on the recording-to-review path: capture audio, turn it into text, summarize it, and return to the result later.

No account required before recording.
No meeting bot needs to join the room.
Local-first by default.
Export when you need to share.

Local-first

No account required

Explicit cloud provider setup

Get started

Start free. Unlock Pro when it fits your workflow.

Record or import audio, then try transcription, summaries, key moments, and export.