
Odie
Turn spoken thoughts into clean, structured notes
Keeping our weekly shipping cadence, Odie 1.0.2 is out!
What’s new:
Significantly sped up the note processing pipeline.
You can now request a full export and get a ZIP with all your notes as .md files.
Read them anywhere, add them to Obsidian, whatever you want. Yours to keep.
Check out Odie here and let me know what I should build next!
Odie v1.0.1 is live on the App Store 🚀
Small update, big quality-of-life improvements for people who live in voice notes.
1️⃣ Safe Words
You can now add words that matter to you (like names, places, acronyms) to improve transcription quality. Less fixing. More trusting the output.
2️⃣ Sign in with Apple & Google
Faster onboarding, fewer passwords, less friction.
3️⃣ Polishing pass
Small bug fixes and subtle visual tweaks to improve the experience
Try it out here, record 5 notes for free: https://apps.apple.com/cl/app/odie-ai-voice-notes/id6755820962?l=en-GB
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I wanted a place to dump ideas without stopping what I’m doing:
Turn long voice notes into structured content
Auto-tagging to easily categorize your notes
Rich text editor for typing
Odie is the way to do it. Here's the link so you can try it out: https://apps.apple.com/cl/app/odie-ai-voice-notes/id6755820962?l=en-GB
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I started Odie because my best ideas happen when I’m walking, holding a baby, or doing something that doesn’t involve a keyboard. Voice notes were easy to record, but impossible to revisit. Odie exists to turn thoughts y

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Congrats on the launch, looks solid. How are you currently thinking about acquiring early users and gathering feedback?