Say it. It's saved as text.
Record in the app and TraqBro turns your voice into text on its own, so you can search it, ask it and put a reminder on it. Spoken Hindi comes back in Roman letters, or in the script you speak.
Free to use. AI comes with 100 free credits. Works in your phone's browser.
How it works
Record. Tap Record, then Stop and Save. The first time, allow the microphone.
Text, on its own. TraqBro turns the recording into text: “Turning into text…”, then the words appear under it.
Use it. Search finds the note by its words, Ask answers from it, and Remind me brings it back when you need it.
Read Hindi the way you type it.
- Spoken Hindi comes back in Roman letters, as you'd type it. That's the default.
- Prefer Devanagari? Choose The script you speak in Settings.
- English stays English. Nothing is translated.
- Rewriting in Roman letters is not charged.
Where you can record
Home
Voice note is one of Home's Start actions: one tap to record.
Inside a note
A Simple note takes a voice note in the middle of its text, next to photos and lists.
On the move
Say what you saw after a visit or a meeting, and file it in the notebook it belongs to.
Shared notebooks
People a notebook is shared with can play its recordings.
What to know
Turning voice into text is charged per started minute, and the price shows on the voice note. A recording longer than the limit is kept and plays, but isn't turned into text. With AI off, or out of credits, the recording is saved and waits; Turn into text finishes it later. Turning a voice note into text needs a connection.
See pricingQuestions
Is a voice note turned into text on its own?
Yes, once you save it. If that fails, a Turn into text button tries again.
Can I speak Hindi?
Yes. By default spoken Hindi comes back in Roman letters, as you would type it. In Settings you can choose the script you speak instead.
Is my voice note translated?
No. English stays English, and nothing is translated. Translate is a separate action on a note.
What does it cost?
Turning voice into text is charged per started minute, and the price shows on the voice note. Rewriting Hindi in Roman letters is not charged.
Is there a length limit?
Yes. A recording longer than the limit is kept and plays, but is not turned into text.
Can I still play the recording?
Yes. The recording stays on the note, next to its text.
What if AI is off, or I run out of credits?
The recording is still saved. It is turned into text once AI is on again or you have credits, with Turn into text.
Say it once. Find it later.
Free to use, with 100 free AI credits. Works in your phone's browser.
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