Vowise
Vowise
Voice-to-text, dictation and voice journal app with AI summaries
Overview
Vowise is a voice-to-text, dictation and voice journal app. Its own homepage describes turning speech into text, journals and reusable knowledge: you dictate or capture a quick voice note, and the app organises it into clean text, summaries, weekly reviews and an AI memory you can use again. Directory listings add that it keeps the original audio for playback and review next to the editable text.
Listed features include a custom dictionary for names and technical terms, an AI prompt template system for choosing how your voice is processed, Kanban-style organisation, cloud sync, full-text search and tagging. An App Store listing shows an iOS app, and the vendor’s download page lists iOS and Android builds marked as beta, with desktop apps also offered. The vendor claims 99.2 percent transcription accuracy; this is its own figure and was not independently checked.
Pricing sources conflict. One directory shows Freemium with a pay-once model, another says there is no free version and a flat rate, a third says a free tier exists with paid plans from $19 per month, and a fourth says pricing is not published. Check the official site before paying. Voice recordings can capture other people, so get consent before recording anyone and review what is stored in the cloud. This page is a summary based on public listings and the vendor’s own description, dated 2026-11-13. It was not tested hands-on, and details may have changed.
At a glance
Key Features
• Voice journal with summaries and weekly reviews
• Keeps original audio for playback and review
• Custom dictionary for names and technical terms
• AI prompt templates for processing your voice
• Kanban organisation, tags and full-text search
• Cloud sync, with iOS, Android and desktop builds listed
Visual Walkthrough
Best For
• Anyone who keeps a voice journal
• Professionals who dictate emails and notes
• Users who want original audio kept beside the text
• Recording meetings or calls without everyone's consent
• Users who need an enterprise-grade, audited product
• People who want a mature, non-beta app
Use cases
2. Record a quick idea and get a clean summary.
3. Keep a daily voice journal and review it weekly.
4. Search past voice notes by text.
5. Teach the app names and technical terms with the custom dictionary.
Pricing
Free access: See the official site; one directory says free tier, another says no free version.
Paid plan: From $19 per month according to one third-party directory, which is not confirmed.
Pay once: See the official site; AlternativeTo lists Freemium with a pay-once model.
Pricing page: See the official pricing page; one directory says pricing is not published.
Prices change often. Check the official pricing page for current prices.
Pros and cons
• Goes beyond transcription into journals and summaries
• Custom dictionary and prompt templates
• Apps listed for several platforms
• Download page lists builds as beta
• New product with little independent review
• Accuracy claim comes from the vendor
Integrations
FAQ
A: Sources conflict. Some list a free tier, one says no free version, one says pricing is unpublished. Check the official site.
Q: Does it keep the audio?
A: Yes. Listings say original audio is kept for playback and review.
Q: Which devices does it support?
A: The vendor's pages list iOS, Android and desktop builds, with the mobile builds marked beta.
Q: Is the 99.2 percent accuracy figure verified?
A: It is the vendor's own claim and was not independently checked.
Q: Is it safe to record other people?
A: Get their consent first, as laws on recording differ by place.
Alternatives
VoicePen: An AI note taker that transcribes and summarises voice notes.
SpeakApp AI: A voice-to-text notes app for iPhone.
Otter: A transcription app focused on meetings.











