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Voice Notes Studio

Record a meeting, mark a moment, and turn it into notes you can find later.

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Quick recording

Ready when you are. Microphone access is requested only when you start.

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Everything you said, organized.

Select a recording from your library or create a new one. Add timestamps, notes, and editable transcript segments—then export whenever you need.

◷ Timestamped moments⌕ Searchable notes⇩ Portable exports
Privacy-first by design

Recordings and edits are saved in IndexedDB on this device. Browser storage can be cleared or evicted; export a ZIP backup for safekeeping. Optional speech recognition may use a provider service. No PixelOkay upload is required.

Using Voice Notes Studio

Record with browser permission or import supported audio, then organize notes with tags and markers. Add captions manually or use optional live recognition where your browser supports it.

Live recognition can use browser-provider services and is not uploaded-file transcription. Imported subtitle start times are retained, but original cue end times are not. Browser storage is evictable; keep audio and supported ZIP backups.

Choose original audio, note text or a library backup

Practice: annotate a fictional meeting note

  1. Import a short recording or record a fictional reminder with microphone permission.
  2. Give it a clear title, add a tag and place a marker at the point to revisit.
  3. Export the audio and note information, or create a library backup before clearing browser storage.

This is an authored organization exercise, not a captured meeting or transcription result.

Voice note questions

Will live recognition transcribe an audio file I import?

No. Optional live recognition applies during supported recording sessions and may use browser-provider services. It is not a transcription engine for imported recordings. Add or review note text separately.

Will imported subtitles retain their original cue durations?

Subtitle start times are retained, but original end times are not. Review reconstructed cue timing before exporting SRT/VTT. A caption export is not an audio or library backup.

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