Audio to Notes: From Recording to Summary
Upload a recording and get two things: the full transcript and AI notes made from it, a short summary, the key points, the action items and the conclusion, written in the language that was spoken.
Lectures, meetings, interviews and voice memos · 120+ languages · notes in the spoken language
The transcript first, then the notes
Today: why sleep matters for memory.
Read chapter four before Thursday.
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Recordings Worth Turning Into Notes
An hour-long lecture becomes a page of key points to revise from, and the transcript is there when you need the exact definition the professor gave.
A recorded meeting turns into a summary with action items, so the follow-up email is half written before you leave the call.
Ten minutes of thinking out loud on a walk becomes a tidy list of the points you actually made.
What the Notes Contain
The notes are written from the finished transcript, so they only include what was said in the recording.
- Summary
- Two or three sentences on what the recording is about
- Key highlights
- The main points as a dashed list
- Action items
- Tasks, deadlines and owners when the speakers mention them
- Conclusion
- Where the conversation or talk ended up
- Language
- Written in the language of the recording; translating the transcript does not change it
- Format
- Plain text you can copy or download as a TXT file, with the full transcript exportable separately
- Also from the transcript
- Quotable lines (5 to 8) and a quiz of 5 to 10 questions for study
- Plans
- AI notes come with the Creator plan and above; the free minutes give you the transcript
Get Better Notes From Your Audio
Notes are only as good as the transcript underneath them.
Speakers
Label speakers in meetings
With speaker labels on, action items can name who promised what instead of “someone will send the deck”.
Names
Fix names before summarising
Correct product names and people in the transcript first; the notes repeat whatever the transcript says.
Length
Split very long recordings by topic
A full-day workshop summarised in one go loses detail. Transcribing each session as its own file gives sharper notes.
How to Turn Audio Into Notes
From recording to finished document in three steps.
Add a lecture, meeting or voice memo, or paste a link to it.
The full transcript appears first; fix names and terms while listening.
Generate the AI summary from the finished transcript, then copy it or download it as a text file.