Turn voice notes into organized notes
Speak a thought and BrainFlow gives it back as a structured note: a title, a summary, the tasks pulled out, and tags to find it later. Capture quick ideas or shrink long recordings to the key points, all in a private library.
Turn voice notes into organized notes workflows
What are voice notes?
Voice notes are spoken thoughts saved as structured text. Instead of typing, you talk; BrainFlow transcribes the audio and hands back a note with a title, a summary, the tasks you mentioned, and suggested tags. Talking is faster than typing, so the idea gets saved before it slips.
BrainFlow is the AI voice notes app built around that idea. The same engine that powers AI voice transcription sits underneath every note, so whether you capture a quick thought or summarize a long one, you end up with text you can search, act on, and keep.
Capture a thought or summarize a long one
There are two ways to work with voice notes, and you can use both on the same library.
- Capture voice notes when you want to catch an idea fast. A short recording comes back as a clean note with the tasks and tags already pulled out.
- Summarize voice notes when a recording runs long. BrainFlow shrinks it to the key points and groups the action items, while keeping the full transcript underneath.
- Transcription when you just need accurate text, with custom keywords and optional speaker labels for multi-person recordings.
Private, searchable, and yours to export
Every note syncs to your own private cloud library, backed up across your devices. Notes are encrypted in transit, never sold, and never used for ads. You can start as a guest with no signup and claim your library later with Apple, Google, or an email code.
Finding an old note is keyword search across titles, summaries, transcripts, tasks, and tags. Organize with folders and tags, and export anything as a Markdown archive, by email, or to Notion whenever you want it out.
Voice notes FAQs
What can I do with voice notes in BrainFlow?
You can capture a spoken thought and get an organized note back, or summarize a long recording down to its key points. Either way, BrainFlow returns a title, a summary, the tasks you mentioned, and tags, all in a private library you can search and export.
What is the difference between capturing and summarizing?
Capturing turns a fresh spoken thought into a structured note. Summarizing takes a longer recording and shortens it to the key points and action items while keeping the full transcript. Capture is for catching ideas; summarize is for cutting long notes down to size.
Where do my notes live?
Notes sync to your own private cloud library, backed up across your devices and searchable by keyword. They are encrypted in transit, and we never sell them. Export them as Markdown, by email, or to Notion whenever you like.
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