🚀 We are thrilled to announce that Mumble Note is officially live on iOS!
👉 Download it at: https://t.co/vPs0hIvExO
When we started working on Mumble Note, the idea was simple: to create a tool that lets you capture ideas the moment they pop up, clean up scattered thoughts, and turn them into outputs for your next move.
Our goal is to build a tool that naturally becomes the first thing you’ll reach for whenever inspiration strikes, so that your fleeting thoughts grow into something meaningful.
Key features:
✔️ Speak, type, or do both at the same time. AI blends it all into structured notes.
✔️ Rewrite, voice-edit, translate, or apply templates to your notes with one tap.
✔️ Automatically generate to-do lists from your input.
✔️ Sync your ideas across device: available on iPhone and Apple Watch, with Mac in beta.
If you’re someone with a million ideas but struggles to capture them, be sure to give Mumble Note a try!
And if you do, we’d love to hear your thoughts! Many of Mumble’s features were inspired by our users. Your feedback will shape what we build next.
Happy Mumbling! ☕️
🌱 Mumble Note Beta is Here! 🌱
Tired of losing ideas before you capture them? Mumble Note has your back! 💡
🔹 Instant voice/text notes
🔹 Dual mode: type & speak, AI combines it
🔹 AI meeting summaries & to-do lists
🔹 Annotate screenshots & photos
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