Voice-first notes

Talk. It's saved.
That's it.

A note-taking app that does exactly one thing well. Hit record, say what's on your mind, and move on. No templates. No AI summaries. No feature bloat. Just your words, captured.

Every note app
is too much.

You opened the app to capture a thought. Twenty minutes later you're choosing fonts, nesting pages, and watching a tutorial on Zettelkasten. The thought is gone.

You shouldn't need a tutorial to take a note. VoxNotes has one button. You know which one.

Your voice is faster than your thumbs. Average person speaks 130 words per minute. Types 40.

Notes are supposed to be messy. Capture first. Organize later. Or don't. We won't judge.

Works offline, installs like an app. No app store. No downloads. No 200MB updates.

What you get

Four things, done right.

Speak → Text → Done

Tap record, talk, hit save. Real-time transcription as you speak. No post-processing wait times, no "your note is being generated." It's just there.

Core

Folders, not databases

Drag notes into folders. Create subfolders if you need them. That's the whole organizational model. If you understood files in 2003, you already know how this works.

Organization

Speak any language

Record in English, Yoruba, Spanish, Mandarin — whatever you think in. Translate notes between languages on the fly. Your thoughts shouldn't be locked to one tongue.

Multilingual

Export everywhere

Markdown, plain text, PDF. Push to Notion, Google Docs, or your own API. Your notes aren't hostages — take them wherever you want, whenever you want.

Integrations

How it works

Three seconds to your first note.

Open & tap

Open VoxNotes. Tap the mic. That's the entire onboarding experience.

Speak freely

Talk as long as you want. See your words appear in real time. Pause, resume, keep going.

Save & move on

Tap save. Your note is stored locally on your device. Organize later, export when ready, or just let it sit.

Talk. It's saved.That's it.

Every note appis too much.