Audio transcription
Bring a saved recording into Whynote and get a transcript. Choose your device to see how to import the file and review the text.
How to transcribe Voice Memos on iPhone
Bring a Voice Memo or saved audio file into Whynote on iPhone. Review the transcript and use it in your notes.
How to transcribe offline on Mac
Download a local Whynote model before working without internet. Choose the recognition provider separately for notes and dictation.
How to transcribe an audio file on Mac
Import a recording into Whynote and work from its transcript. Keep the original handy when you need to check a name or figure.
How to turn a lecture recording into study notes
Turn a recorded lecture into a transcript and study notes. Keep the explanations and examples together so you can revisit a difficult topic.
How to turn a YouTube transcript into notes
Bring a YouTube transcript into Whynote on Mac. Keep useful ideas with your own notes and a summary you have checked against the video.
How to transcribe an interview and prepare the text
Turn an interview into text in Whynote and check each speaker. Prepare readable questions, answers and quotes with the recording available.
How to transcribe with speaker labels on Mac
Set up local speaker identification in Whynote on Mac. Check the labels before using someone’s words in an interview or meeting recap.
Local transcription on Mac: processing and privacy
Understand local recognition and speaker processing in Whynote on Mac. Check text enhancement and account transfer as separate parts of your workflow.
Meeting recording & notes
Record a meeting in Whynote and return to the conversation later. Use the transcript to prepare decisions and follow-up actions.
How to record a meeting on Mac and turn it into notes
Keep your meeting audio and notes together in Whynote on Mac. Set up both sound sources and use the transcript to prepare your follow-up.
Free meeting minutes template
Use the free template to write down decisions and follow-up actions. Prepare the transcript and a summary draft in Whynote.
How to record Zoom audio on Mac
Capture your Zoom conversation in Whynote on Mac. Keep the audio with a transcript so you can check details after the call.
How to record Google Meet audio on Mac
Keep your Google Meet audio and notes together in Whynote. Check the transcript before sharing decisions with your team.
How to create a meeting summary from a recording
Create a meeting recap from a recording in Whynote. Choose a summary, action items or a follow-up message for your team.
How to record Microsoft Teams audio on Mac
Record Teams audio in Whynote on Mac and get a transcript. Check the commitments before sharing a recap with your team.
Why your Mac recording has no sound
Check missing microphone or meeting audio separately. Make a short recording to confirm both sides before the next conversation.
Meeting action items template with owners and due dates
Copy an action items template or download Word. Keep actions, owners and due dates tied to what the team actually agreed.
How to record webinar audio on Mac and make notes
Capture webinar audio on Mac and review the transcript. Turn the presentation into notes you can use after the session.
Dictation & voice typing
Speak a draft with Whynote on Mac or record a voice note on iPhone. Pick the guide for the way you want to work with the text.
How to use dictation on Mac
Speak a draft in Whynote and insert the text into a supported Mac field. Set a shortcut and add Auto-Replace rules for recurring corrections.
How to turn a voice note into text on iPhone
Speak your idea into Whynote on iPhone while it is fresh. Transcribe the recording and shape it into a note when you have time.
Mac dictation not working: what to check
Check audio input, shortcuts and text insertion in Whynote. Find the stage that stops working before changing more settings.
Screen clips
Bring your next recording into Whynote
Get Whynote for Mac to record a conversation or open a saved audio file. Choose the iPhone app for voice notes and recordings you keep on your phone.