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Version 1.3.9 · 2026-10-14
Minor performance enhancements
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The store currently lists version 1.3.9, updated 2026-10-14.








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Our app is a convenient AI-powered tool for turning audio recordings and other content into organized, searchable notes. It helps students, professionals, and anyone who works with large amounts of information capture, understand, and manage content more efficiently.
Transcribe Audio & Video
Convert speech into accurate text with support for multiple languages. Record audio directly in the app or import existing recordings and videos to create searchable transcriptions.
Import Files
Bring your existing content into one workspace. Import audio files and PDF documents, or use YouTube videos as a source for extracting and working with spoken content.
Record with Ease
Capture audio with a simple one-tap recorder. Pause and resume recordings whenever needed, then turn your recordings into structured text and notes.…
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Minor performance enhancements
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