Loqito

Loqito converts voice notes into channel-ready drafts such as LinkedIn posts, emails and blog outlines. Teams get shared workspaces with source attribution and a review-to-publish flow, while individuals can start on a free plan.

Loqito is a voice-first content tool that starts from a spoken note rather than a blank page. A user records an idea, a decision or a customer insight, picks an output format, and receives a first draft built from their own words. Formats include LinkedIn posts, X posts, emails and blog outlines, with Instagram and TikTok styles on the paid tier. The product's stated position is that the speaker's point of view is the value, so the draft reshapes what was said instead of inventing new insight. The workflow has three stages: capture, shape and make it yours. Capture is the recording itself. Shape is the choice of format, which produces the draft. The final stage covers editing, sharing for review, or publishing, with direct publishing to LinkedIn and X available on Pro. Free notes can be exposed through public share links, and output is offered in 15 languages, which makes the tool relevant to multilingual professionals as well as English-language publishers. Team workspaces are the main emphasis on the homepage. Shared drafts stay linked to the original source note and the person who recorded it, so editors can see what changed and what is ready. Drafts move through a draft, review, approved and published sequence, and workspaces support owner, editor, contributor and viewer roles along with a shared content library. Dedicated pages cover founders, content creators, students, LinkedIn creators, multilingual professionals and teams. Compared with general writing assistants or meeting transcription tools, Loqito is narrower: it is aimed at converting spoken thinking into publishable copy with traceability, not at general document editing or transcribing every meeting. Its own blog positions it against Notion AI and Otter.ai for content teams. Pricing starts with a free plan of five notes per month, then a Pro plan and an early-access Team plan, so individuals can test the voice-to-draft habit before paying and small groups can add review structure later.