Talknotes

Sounds like an awesome product @nico_jeannen I have been trying to find something similar for a very long time.. For example, when I am listening to an audio book I want to speak and make some notes, when I'm on my Peloton and watching some course on the laptop, I want to take some notes.. Your app will be the best thing to do this... All the very best

i like the desing style,it is clean and convince

It's an very nice product, clean and easy to use. Love to use it over Siri or other audio capture mechanism. Give it a try, Nico is building nice and clean products 🔥

This a great app if your not an irrational thinker because personally w. some thoughts I've been glad I didn't take action.

This makes it super easy to take notes using your voice. The product is well-executed and Nico listens to his customers making continuous improvements to the app. Great work and good luck with the launch!

Luv it - picks your voice up without mistakes, AI conversion fantastic - Great service from Support

Hi, @nico_jeannen. I just tried the demo on your site. I like the concept, and it is solving an acute problem of people like me who have the condition to forget about things while even thinking about it 😅. I wanted to ask what all languages it supports, as I could not find them during my brief visit to our site. Thanks. Wishing you a successful launch on PH here.

Congratulations on the launch of TalkNotes! It's wonderful to see how your idea has evolved into a valuable tool with such positive feedback and user engagement. Now, diving into the functionality of TalkNotes, it's clear that it can be a game-changer for various professions. One question that comes to mind is how accurate and adaptable is the AI when it comes to different accents and speech patterns across the 50+ languages you support? In other words, can TalkNotes effectively transcribe and format content for users with diverse linguistic backgrounds?

Congrats on your launch! I like your movie and UI! You use ChatGPT to organize talk data, don't you? It's one of the most creative ways of using LLM I've seen.