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Version 2.1.3 · 2026-06-06
Faster. Smoother. Better. This update improves overall performance so NoteLeap works exactly when you need it.
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The store currently lists version 2.1.3, updated 2026-06-06.








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Noteleap AI Note Taker – Your smart voice to note assistant for every meeting, discussion
Noteleap AI Note Taker is an all-in-one voice memos, note taking app designed to transform the way you capture, organize, and interact with information. Noteleap transcribes all your meetings, interviews, lectures in real time with precision summarize content effortlessly, so you can stay focus on the discussion and never miss a detail
VOICE MEMOS: CAPTURE EVERYTHING LIVE
Noteleap enables real-time voice recording, instant audio to tex transcription, ensuring you capture every word clearly, accurately as it’s spoken. Ideal for lectures, meeting minutes, business discussions, interviews, and more – just hit record, let Noteleap do the rest.…
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Faster. Smoother. Better. This update improves overall performance so NoteLeap works exactly when you need it.
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