Capture the thought
Record in the browser, drop in an audio file, or forward a voice note. We handle long-form sessions, multiple speakers, and ambient background noise without flinching.
01· A voice-to-meaning studioOM-voice
OM-voice
resonate your voice.
Speak freely. OM-voice transcribes your thought with studio-grade accuracy, then transforms the raw words into the structured artefact you actually need — notes, drafts, journals, decisions.
02· How it works
Three quiet steps from breath to document.
No dashboards to learn, no prompts to engineer. Talk through an idea the way you would over coffee, and let OM-voice handle the rest.
Words land cleanly
Whisper-class transcription produces a timestamped, speaker-aware transcript in seconds. Edit inline, search, share, or export — the raw text is always yours.
Run a template
One click turns the transcript into the artefact you came for — a tidy meeting recap, a publishable draft, a private journal entry, a list of decisions. Build your own templates too.
03· Templates
The same recording, four different finished things.
Templates are small structured prompts you can run against any transcript. We ship a handful of opinionated defaults; bring your own when you outgrow them.
Meeting notes
The crisp recap
Attendees, agenda, decisions, owners, and next steps — formatted the way your team already reads them on Monday morning.
Decisions madeOwners & due datesOpen questions
Blog draft
From ramble to read
Turn a stream-of-consciousness recording into a structured first draft with a working title, intro, body, and a confident closing line.
Title & subheadThree-section passPull-quote suggestions
Daily journal
An honest entry
A reflective summary written in your own register: what happened, how it felt, what you learned. Private, searchable, never used for training.
Mood & toneWins & frictionsTomorrow’s intent
Action items
Just the todos
Strip away the conversation and surface only the commitments. Each item carries an owner, a deadline, and the spoken sentence it came from.
Owner inferredDue-date parsedSource quote linked
04· Craft notes
Small details that matter when the work matters.
The unglamorous decisions that add up to software you trust with your own voice — most of them off by default until you ask.
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Lossless capture
Original audio kept at 48 kHz / 24-bit until you delete it. Re-render any template later, against the same take.
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Custom templates
Write your own studio chain in a few lines. Share with your team or keep private to your account.
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Diarisation, when asked
Speaker labels on demand. Off by default — most takes are one voice, and we don't add what you didn't need.
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Export, plainly
Markdown, MDX, JSON, plain text, .docx. No vendor lock-in, no "open in our cloud" wall in front of your own words.
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End-to-end private
Recordings encrypted at rest. Nothing used for training, ever. Delete a session and it's gone within the hour.
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Offline-first capture
Record without signal; uploads resume cleanly when you're back. Your idea doesn't wait for bars.
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Quiet by default
No notifications, no streaks, no nudges. The app opens, records, closes. It's a studio, not a feed.
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Keyboard-first
Start, stop, tag, and template from anywhere on the OS via a single chord. The most-used path is the fastest one.
05· Built for thinking out loud
Quiet software for noisy minds.
OM-voice is built by a small team that records more than it writes. Every detail — from the timestamped scrubber to the way templates render — exists because we needed it ourselves last week.
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Studio-grade accuracy
OpenAI Whisper under the hood, tuned for long-form speech and proper nouns.
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Your own templates
Write a template in plain English. Re-run it across any past recording, anytime.
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Private by default
Recordings are encrypted at rest and never used to train third-party models.
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Export anywhere
Markdown, PDF, plain text, or a webhook into the tool you already live in.
06· Begin
Press record. The page will do the rest.
Free to try, no credit card. Bring a five-minute voice memo and watch it become a meeting recap, a blog draft, and a list of action items inside a minute.