Audiopen

Audiopen is an AI transcriber tool that speaks your mind, get a written draft in the style you choose. AudioPen records your spoken notes and rewrites them into clean text in a style you choose, with adjustable rewrite levels, custom styles and multilingual output across iPhone, Android, Mac, Windows and the web.

AudioPen is a voice capture tool that treats speech as raw material rather than a finished transcript. You record a note the way you actually think, with false starts, filler words and half-formed ideas, and the app transcribes it, then rewrites the result into clean prose matched to a style you select. Output length and rewrite level are separate controls, so the same recording can come back as a terse bullet list or a formal memo without a second take. The style system is the core of the product. A built in library covers options such as simple and clear, formal, email and bullet points, and custom styles let you describe a voice in plain language or paste a writing sample for the app to imitate. Rewrite level runs from light cleanup, which strips filler and fixes grammar while keeping your structure, to a full rewrite in the chosen style and length. Notes are handled in nearly any language, and you can speak in one language while asking for output in another, which suits people who think more fluently than they type. Capture happens in several places. The iPhone keyboard can replace the default and take dictation inside Messages, Gmail or WhatsApp, Android adds a floating bubble that appears alongside the keyboard, and the Mac and Windows apps use a hot key for exact dictation or a double tap for a rewritten version, with text landing at the cursor. A web app, browser extension and bulk upload option cover longer sessions. Zapier and webhook connections push finished notes into other tools, which matters for anyone who wants the output in a notes app or task manager rather than sitting in AudioPen. The tool is aimed at people whose ideas outrun their hands: writers working through a draft, salespeople logging calls, lawyers and therapists recording notes, and users with ADHD, dyslexia or RSI who have written testimonials about it. It is not a meeting recorder with speaker labels and shared workspaces. Compared with Otter, Wispr Flow, Superwhisper and Dragon, AudioPen competes on rewriting rather than raw accuracy, so buyers who need verbatim records should look elsewhere.