Despite the innovative features, Voicenotes faces stiff competition from other apps like Cleft Notes and AudioPen, as well as native apps such as Google Recorder and Samsung’s Transcribe Assist. The app is free to use but charges $10 a month for access to better AI models and to remove note length restrictions. A lifetime plan is also available for $50. The company has reportedly already earned $100,000 in revenue from subscriptions. Future plans for Voicenotes include availability on smartwatches and the ability to turn voice notes into to-do lists with reminders.
Key takeaways:
- Voicenotes, a new app developed by Buymeacoffee's founder, Jijo Sunny, and his wife Aleesha, offers a unique feature set including an AI assistant that can answer questions about past notes, and various formatting options.
- The app was made public in April and is now available on both iOS and Android platforms. It allows users to record, tag, edit, and regenerate titles for their notes using AI, and can also turn notes into different formats like blog posts, tweets, to-do lists, or emails.
- Despite its unique features, Voicenotes faces competition from other AI-powered voice note apps like Cleft Notes and AudioPen, as well as native apps like Google Recorder and Samsung's Transcribe Assist.
- Voicenotes can be used for free, or users can pay $10 a month to unlock access to better AI models and remove note length restrictions. The company has already gained $100,000 in revenue from subscriptions.