Record the conversation. Keep the details.

Recognizing turns speech into text and keeps it with your notes and photos. Use it for meetings, interviews and classes.

Record on your phone or Mac. Read it back later, or make a summary to help you remember.

Free on the App Store. Requires macOS, iOS or iPadOS 26 or later. Help getting started.

Recognizing on Mac recording a fictional garden workshop, with live captions and a timestamped note field
Recognizing Captions on iPhone showing live text from a fictional garden workshop and controls to add a note, photo or highlight

Real app screens · made-up conversations

Easy to start

No account to create. No extra participant joins your call.

Keep the whole picture

Spoken words, your notes and your pictures stay together.

Use familiar Apple tools

Take a photo, share with AirDrop and save your work on your device.

Choose your device

Your phone in the room. Your Mac on a call.

You can use either app on its own. Use both when you want to start on your phone and review on a bigger screen.

Mac

Record a call. Review it later.

Record your microphone and the sound from a call on your Mac. Add a quick note, a screenshot or a photo from your iPhone.

Read the transcript, listen back and correct a word. Create a summary, check it, then share it.

Works on Apple silicon and Intel Macs with macOS 26 or later.

Get Recognizing for Mac
iPhone & iPad

Keep up with a conversation.

Record a conversation and see the words appear as people speak. Add a note or take a photo of the whiteboard.

Save it in History. Read it again, make a simple summary or send it to your Mac.

Want to lock your phone? Turn on Continue when locked for that conversation to keep recording audio.

Works on iPhone and iPad with iOS or iPadOS 26 or later.

Get Recognizing Captions

Features at a glance

What can I do on each device?

Both apps help you capture a conversation and come back to the useful details. Here is how they compare.

App versions: Mac 1.0.2 · iOS 1.0.1
Feature Mac iOS iPhone & iPad
Record audio Your microphone and audio from Mac apps Your microphone
See live captions and save a transcript Yes Yes
Add notes as you go Yes Yes
Keep pictures with the conversation Screenshots, saved images and photos from iPhone Camera and photo library
Make a summary Meeting record with tools to review the source Simple summary of your conversation
Record while using other apps Yes, while your Mac is awake Turn on Continue when locked first
Describe a saved image Optional, on a supported device* Optional, on a supported device*
Continue on your other device Review a phone capture and send back a meeting record Send a capture to Mac and receive the reviewed record

* Image descriptions need macOS, iOS or iPadOS 27 and a compatible, ready Apple Intelligence image model. Check descriptions against the original photo.

You choose what to share between devices; nothing syncs automatically. Audio stays on the device that recorded it. See how the apps work together.

Better together

From iPhone to Mac. And back.

Record a workshop on your phone. Review it on your Mac, then send the finished meeting record back to the same conversation on your phone.

01

Record on your phone

Save the spoken words, add your notes and photograph the plan on the board.

02

Send it with AirDrop

Open the saved conversation, choose Details → Prepare for Mac, then share it to your Mac.

03

Review on a bigger screen

Open it in Recognizing on Mac. Check the words, notes and photos, then create a meeting record. Choose Export Copy → Return Record to iPhone to take a copy with you.

You choose what to send; nothing syncs automatically. The audio stays on your phone. Review and accept the returned record alongside your original conversation. Use Mac app 1.0.2 and iPhone or iPad app 1.0.1 or later. See the transfer steps.

When it helps

Less to remember after the meeting.

Keep what was said and what you added in one place. Here are a few ways to use it.

01

A work meeting

Go back to a decision, check a deadline or see who agreed to do what.

02

An interview

Focus on the person speaking. Read their words and your notes afterwards.

03

A class or workshop

Follow the live text. Add a note or photo of the board to help you review the lesson.

For example: planning a workshop Illustration
  1. 00:14
    Someone says
    “Morgan will confirm the room booking by Friday.”
  2. 00:24
    Your note

    Wait for the room booking before sending invitations.

  3. Photo
    Your photo

    The workshop plan on the whiteboard.

  4. Later
    What to remember

    Morgan to confirm the room booking by Friday.

    Go back to the words and your note to check.

A made-up example. Transcripts and summaries can make mistakes, so check important details.

Your privacy

Your recordings stay with you.

Recordings and transcripts are saved on your device. We do not receive your meetings.

Read the privacy policy
You choose when to recordRecording starts when you press Record. Let everyone know before you begin.
You choose what to shareKeep a conversation on your device, send a copy or delete it.
Online AI is optionalOn Mac, you can choose an online AI service. It receives meeting text only if you enable it. Audio and images are not sent.

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Try it at your next meeting.

Choose your device, allow microphone access and select the language you will speak. Let everyone know, then start recording.

Get in touch

Questions or feedback?

Have a question or an idea? Tell us what would make the app more useful to you.

Email us directly at support@vibewait.ing.

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