Features
Hold a key and talk
Hold it, speak, let go. The words land in whatever app you were already in.
Works with the wifi off
Your Mac does the listening. On a plane, in a basement, on hotel wifi you would rather not trust: same result.
Turn a recording into text
Drop in audio or video and get the words back. Any length.
Subtitles that line up
Export a recording as subtitles timed to what it actually heard, so nothing needs nudging afterwards.
Record the meeting
It hears you and what your Mac is playing at the same time, so a call is written down without anything joining it. The one permission it asks for is the one macOS calls System Audio Recording Only.
Notes you can open in Finder
Each note is a file in a folder you picked, on your Mac or in iCloud Drive. File them in Spaces, search them, play one back against what was said, or take it away as Markdown.
A summary you did not write
An overview, the points worth keeping, and who said they would do what. Ask the note a question afterwards, or turn it into a post. Part of Wavenote+.
One thing to do today
Write down what your business is and what this quarter is for, and Wavenote picks the one outcome worth today, says what you are giving up for it, and leaves the choice with you. Part of Wavenote+.
Names it stops getting wrong
Register the ones every speech app mangles. They come out right from then on.
It sounds like you wrote it
Say once how you want to come across, and every dictation arrives phrased that way. Part of Wavenote+.
A different voice per app
A Slack message and an email do not have to sound the same, and you switch nothing to get there. Part of Wavenote+.
Apps it leaves alone
Name the places where your words go in exactly as you said them.
It never types in the wrong place
The recording indicator stays out of the way, so what you said lands where your cursor already was.