How people use
Audionotes

If you record meetings, start at Meetings. If you take lecture notes, Lecture Notes. Voice journaling: Journaling. Healthcare workflows: Medical Transcription. ADHD-friendly capture: ADHD. WhatsApp voice notes: WhatsApp Bot. Or use Audionotes generally as a voice-to-notes tool: Voice Notes.

Yes. The same Audionotes account works across every use case — record a lecture in the morning, capture a meeting in the afternoon, and journal at night. Each note carries its own AI prompt and template, so you can keep the formats distinct.

Yes. Audionotes ships templates for SOAP medical notes, meeting minutes (with action items + decisions), lecture summaries (with key points + flashcards), interview transcripts, journal entries, and more. You can also create custom templates with your own prompt.

All of them. Transcription, summarisation, and template output run in any of the 80+ supported languages. Speaker diarization and accent handling apply across all use cases.

No, Audionotes is not currently HIPAA-certified. Healthcare professionals can still use it for personal documentation, training notes, or non-PHI workflows. For regulated PHI, please use a HIPAA-compliant clinical scribe service. See Medical Transcription for guidance.