Designing a Voice-First Notes App for Instant Ideas

I'm always getting ideas at the worst times—walking, commuting, or about to fall asleep. I wanted a place where thoughts could land instantly, without scrolling through lists or losing the moment. That's what sparked Noteable: a voice-first app designed just for catching those random bursts of inspiration.

AI assistants are great for quick capture, but a dedicated app like Noteable is built for depth—making your thoughts easy to revisit, actionable, and delightful. AI alone is genius, organization and use in daily life, That's something a general assistant is not designed to deliver.

For me, capturing a thought should be instant—one tap, and it's safe. The app needs to feel like it's always on standby, understanding what kind of note I'm making without me having to explain it every time. No digging, no typing, just pure creative flow.

• Time and Date-based Notes & Tasks : Notes and tasks are auto-sorted by date, and the app figures out whether each recording is a note or a task—all on its own.

  
• Homescreen & Lockscreen Widgets : Always just a tap away—on my phone, wherever I am—because inspiration doesn't care if my device is locked or not.

  
• The Bottom Bar : My favorite bit. It lives at the core of the app. Record or type—whatever's fastest for my brain right then.

  
• AI is not free : Because Noteable relies on AI-driven features to automatically transcribe and organize your notes, it has associated costs that make charging users a necessary step to maintain quality and sustainability.