MoNote
Out now
Say it once. Find it later.
Built for ADHD minds, and anyone who works things out by saying them and loses it the moment they stop. Empty your head in one go, in any order: MoNote turns one tangled brain dump into separate voice notes, filed by topic and by who it was about, with the to-dos pulled out — in your own words.
- One rambling brain dump comes back as separate notes, by topic and by person
- Your words are never rewritten, and the recording stays
- Months later, ask when something started and get the notes it came from
Talking
AI transcribes while you talk.
It is writing it down while you do. Say the whole thing in one go — the idea that arrived in the shower, what the doctor actually said, the thing you promised on the phone, the form due on Thursday. One recording comes back as several notes, each filed by topic and by who it was about.
Finding
Find any voice note months later.
Every word you have ever said, searchable — instantly, and with no signal. Filter by topic, by person or by day, or ask a real question and get an answer with the notes it came from. “When did this start?” gets an answer, with the dates.
Remembering
Reminders you never typed.
Everything you said you had to do, ask or turn up for. It fills itself from talking — the appointment you mentioned in passing, the question you meant to ask the doctor, the form due on the 14th.
Who it is for
For people who work things out by saying them — and lose it the moment they stop.
The thought is clear while you are saying it and gone once you stop. MoNote is for the person whose head runs faster than their filing: say it once, in whatever order it comes, and it is still there — in your words — months later, when someone asks “when did this start?”
Thinking out loud
A brain dump at the end of the day, or the thought that arrives while you are doing something else. Say it before it is gone; it becomes a second brain you can actually search.
Gone the moment you stop
Three unrelated things in one breath, none of them filed. Driving, cooking, holding a baby at three in the morning: one button, talk, and the sorting happens afterwards without you.
Keeping track for somebody else
What changed, what was eaten, which pharmacy, which appointment. All of it in one place before the next one.
A year of paperwork
A move, a renovation, three projects at once. The lease, the landlord, the renewal, the thing you promised on the phone.
What it will not do
Your words are never rewritten.
MoNote keeps exactly what you said. It sorts; it does not paraphrase over the top of you. Other AI note apps tidy your words into a paragraph you would not have written. Here the recording stays, so any note can be heard back in your own voice.
No accounts
Nothing to sign up for and nothing to log in to. The journal is kept on your phone and on our server in Germany, under a random token the phone holds, not a name or an email address.
Recorded first, sent after
Every take is written to the phone before anything leaves it, so nothing is lost because the network was not there.
Yours to take and to delete
Take a copy out as plain text whenever you like. Delete everything from Settings — immediately, and without giving a reason.
The privacy policy describes what the code actually does, claim by claim. The terms are the short kind.
Free and Pro
Start free. Pay when it has earned it.
The free plan does not expire. Pro is there for when a couple of recordings a day stops being enough.
Free
- A couple of short recordings a day
- Everything sorted, searchable and kept
- Take a copy out as plain text, any time
Pro
- No daily limit
- Five minutes in a single take
- No ads
- Everything the free plan does
Prices are set per country by each store, so the App Store and Google Play are the only places that can tell you yours. Pro is a subscription and is cancelled from your phone's own settings.
Questions
The things people ask first.
What does MoNote actually do with a voice recording?
It transcribes what you said, splits the transcription into separate notes where the subject changes, files each one by topic and by who it was about, and keeps the audio. Your words stay underneath: any note can be opened back up to the whole thing you said.
What if I forget things the moment I stop thinking about them?
Then say them instead of filing them. That is the whole design: one button, talk until it is out, and the sorting happens afterwards without you. A brain dump at eleven at night comes back the next morning as separate notes under separate topics, and it is still there in March when you need it.
Does the AI rewrite what I said?
No. Your words are never rewritten. If you edit a note, what you type replaces the summary — the transcription and the recording are both kept either way, and nothing you correct is sent anywhere to train anything.
Who else sees my recordings?
Two companies, under contract, and only to do their one job: Deepgram turns the recording into text, and Anthropic turns the text into notes. Every request to Deepgram carries the opt-out from their model-improvement programme, so the audio is held only for as long as it takes to transcribe it. Anthropic does not train on it and deletes what it received within 30 days. Neither may use your words for anything else; the full list is in the privacy policy.
Is there a faster way to start recording?
Long-press the app icon and choose Record — it opens straight into a take. If your iPhone has an Action Button, or you use the Shortcuts app, point a shortcut at monote://recording and recording starts the moment the app opens.
Does it work offline, without a signal?
Recording does, always. Every take is written to the phone first and sent afterwards, so you can record at three in the morning in a dark room on one bar and lose nothing. Searching what you already have works offline too. Transcribing needs a connection and happens as soon as there is one.
Is MoNote free?
There is a free plan and it does not expire: a couple of short recordings a day, everything sorted, searchable and kept, and a plain-text copy out whenever you want one. Pro removes the daily limit, allows five minutes in a single take and turns the ads off. Each store sets its own price per country, so the App Store and Google Play are the only places that can tell you yours.
Do I need an account?
No. There are no accounts: the phone holds a random token, and that is the only thing that identifies you. Because nothing ties the journal to a name or an email address, it is worth taking a copy out from time to time, from Settings, as plain text.
Which languages does it work in?
The app is in English, Spanish, Brazilian Portuguese, French, Russian and Serbian. The first screen asks which language to listen in, and you can change it later in Settings.
Can I delete everything?
Yes, from inside the app: Settings, then delete everything, then once more to confirm. That removes your notes, your recordings and the record of your device from the servers. It is immediate, it cannot be undone, and you do not need a reason.
Is this a medical app?
No. MoNote records what was said. It does not diagnose, interpret or give advice. What it is good at is having the dates and the words ready when a professional asks.
Where can I download it?
From the App Store and Google Play. The buttons at the top of this page go to each listing; if one still says “soon”, that store has not finished its review.
Out now
Say it once.
MoNote is on the stores. The free plan does not expire.
Download on the App Store Get it on Google Play
Questions: hello@monote.me