A brain dump for ADHD minds — a voice recorder that writes itself down and sorts itself.

You talk. MoNote transcribes what you said, splits one rambling recording into separate notes, files each by topic, and keeps every word.

Say the whole thing in one go — eggs, the email you owe Dave, the idea that turned up halfway through. One voice memo becomes separate notes, with the to-dos lifted out to tick, and you can still find all of it months later.

Your words are never rewritten. The audio stays. What you said is what it keeps.

WHEN IT EARNS ITS PLACE
• Your hands are full, and the moment is gone if you don't say it now
• One breath holds three unrelated things
• The payoff comes months later, when someone asks "when did this start?"

WHAT YOU CAN DO
• Dictate for up to five minutes, however tangled it comes out
• Get back separate notes, transcribed and sorted by topic and by who they are about
• Search every voice note you have ever recorded — instantly, and with no signal
• Ask a real question and get an answer with the notes it came from
• Pull up everything you have about one person before an appointment

A VOICE JOURNAL, NOT A PILE OF RECORDINGS
Most voice memo apps hand you a wall of audio you never play again. MoNote turns speech to text as you talk, splits the transcription into separate notes, and files them — so a diary you keep by talking is one you can actually search.

WHO IT IS FOR
ADHD minds, and anyone who works things out by saying them and loses it the moment they stop.

Three projects at once, and the detail lands while your hands are full. A small child, and a week that is mostly appointments. A parent getting older, and the admin that arrives with it. Your own health, written down over months rather than minutes. A move, a renovation, a year of paperwork. Anyone whose life outruns their filing.

IT WORKS ON ONE BAR
Record at three in the morning in a dark room. Every recording is kept on your phone first and transcribed afterwards, so nothing is lost because the network was not there.

FREE AND PRO
Free keeps a couple of short voice recordings a day. Pro removes the limits, records for five minutes at a time, and has no ads.

MoNote records what was said. It does not diagnose, interpret, or give advice.