Neurolic: Notes & Transcribe

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About this app

Neurolic is a private notes and transcription app built around one idea: your information should stay with you.
Write notes, record and transcribe voice, search across what you've saved, and ask questions about your own information. Neurolic can bring back relevant details and show you the source it used, so you can verify where an answer came from.

Everything is designed to run directly on your device.
Core features:
• Create and search personal notes
• Record and transcribe voice
• Search across notes, transcripts and past conversations
• Ask questions about information you've saved
• See the source behind retrieved answers
• Keep your data on your device
• Use core features without sending your personal content to a cloud service

Whether you're saving meeting details, lecture notes, personal reminders, ideas or voice recordings, Neurolic gives you one private place to capture information and find it again later.
Your notes. Your recordings. Your memory. On your device.
Private notes, voice transcription and memory search — fully on-device.
Updated on
Aug 15, 2026

Data safety

Safety starts with understanding how developers collect and share your data. Data privacy and security practices may vary based on your use, region, and age. The developer provided this information and may update it over time.
  • No data shared with third parties
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  • No data collected
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What’s new

Initial production release of Neurolic.

• Private, on-device AI assistance
• Create and manage notes
• Record and transcribe audio locally
• Ask questions across your saved notes and transcriptions
• View source references behind memory-based answers
• Search across notes, recordings, and conversations
• Improved performance, stability, and local memory retrieval