Voice notes that end up as text
Say it and move on. Notita transcribes what you said, writes a title, picks the tags and catches the date, so a voice note is a note you can search, edit and tick off, not a recording you have to replay.
Updated November 3, 2026
Tap and talk
The mic sits in the composer on every screen. Tap it, speak, tap again. The transcript appears in the note a second later, and the AI finishes the title, tags and date from it. Speak a list and you get a checklist.
Voice notes from WhatsApp
Hold the mic in WhatsApp and send the voice note to your Notita number. It is transcribed the same way and lands in the app as text. Handy when you are driving or walking and the phone is already in your hand.
Your languages
In Settings → Voice recording you pick the languages you speak. Notita uses them to transcribe accurately and writes the note in the language you spoke. Hebrew, English, Spanish, French, German, Italian, Portuguese and dozens more are supported; a note in Hebrew is transcribed in Hebrew, not translated.
Dictate anywhere
Most text fields in the app take dictation, not only the note: a comment, the About you facts, a tag's description. Tap the small mic beside the field.
What happens to the audio
The recording is sent for transcription and discarded straight after. Notita keeps the text, encrypted like every other note, and never the audio. Nothing you say is used to train AI models.
Minutes
The Free plan includes 60 minutes of transcription a month; Pro and Premium are unlimited. During the beta the limit is not applied. Once it is, voice waits for the 1st of next month when the minutes are gone, and typing keeps working.
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