Record or import
Use SaidInk's recorder, Files import, or supported share handoff.
Voice Memos to text
Turn Voice Memos into transcripts you can trust.
SaidInk gives iPhone recordings a second life: searchable text, local playback, inline edits, timestamp checks, and exports for notes, interviews, lectures, and drafts.
Search the archive
Find a phrase later without replaying the whole recording.
Edit and export
Clean up the transcript, then copy or share the needed format.
After recording
Voice notes should become useful text, not just files.
Voice Memos are great for capturing ideas, interviews, field notes, and lectures. The hard part comes later: finding the right sentence, checking the original audio, and sharing text that someone else can read.
SaidInk is built for that second step. It keeps the audio and transcript together, then lets you work with the recording as a document.
How it works
From memo to searchable transcript.
Add the recording
Import audio from Files, bring supported shared audio into SaidInk, or record a new take directly.
Pick a transcript path
Use auto language detection by default or choose a transcript language when you know it.
Clean up the text
Read in Document mode, edit segments, search inside the recording, and replay from timestamps.
Share the result
Copy the transcript or export TXT, timestamped TXT, bookmarked quotes, or SRT when Pro is active.
Use it for
Ideas, interviews, lectures, voice notes.
SaidInk works best when a recording needs to become something you can search, edit, quote, or send onward.
Privacy boundary
No SaidInk cloud transcript.
Local model transcription runs after the model has been downloaded. Model hosts may see normal download request metadata, but SaidInk does not send your audio or transcript to its own transcription server.