Capture a passing thought. Leave it for your future self.

When something comes to mind, say it. Fayernote gently brings scattered speech into shape, so every thought is clear, complete, and easier to continue.

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Fast enough to catch the thought, right from the lock screen.

Fayernote lets you start speaking the second a thought appears, preserving its freshest expression in full. Speak when you want and stop when you want—just press and hold the record button, or start directly from the Lock Screen. Fragmented thoughts and recordings can also be combined automatically into a complete, structured note.

Fast enough to catch the thought, right from the lock screen.

One less step, much faster

Start from the Lock Screen, Dynamic Island, or Fayernote home, reducing the interruption of opening the app and finding an entry point.

Speak when you want, stop when you want

Fayernote automatically organizes your fragmented thoughts across multiple recordings and brings related content together into one complete note.

Read it as soon as you finish

Streaming speech recognition transcribes as you speak. When recording ends, the text is ready to read and search without replaying the entire audio.

Past ideas find their way back to you.

You do not need to remember where an idea was placed. After you speak, Fayernote tags it and places it within a topic. When it relates to the work in front of you, it returns naturally. The more you record, the result is not clutter but a thread of your thinking.

Past ideas find their way back to you.

Understand the full meaning

Large language models use context to identify the topic, subject, and intent—not just match a few keywords—so each note receives a more fitting tag.

Record, without organizing

The app automatically categorizes your ideas using tags, time, and the current topic. You only need to speak your new ideas; leave the organizing to us.

Relevant to you

Similar notes receive the same tag first, making them easy to find. At a relevant moment, they resurface automatically.

The meeting happens. The notes arrive.

When the meeting ends, do not spend the same amount of time remembering who said what. Fayernote turns discussion into clear conclusions, decisions, and next steps so everyone moves forward with the same understanding.

The meeting happens. The notes arrive.

Hear distinct voices

Speaker separation keeps each participant’s words apart instead of merging them into one block.

From exact words to the point

Speech recognition creates the transcript; language models identify topics, disagreements, and decisions.

From discussion to action

Action items stay with their context, reducing re-listening, copying, and repeated confirmation.

You speak. Fayernote brings it into focus.

Speech recognition listens; language models understand, summarize, and connect. Scattered expression becomes a title, summary, topic tags, and suggested actions while the complexity stays in the background.

Free

Quick capture, basic transcription, and intelligent organization—so every thought has somewhere to land.

Plus

More ideas, meeting notes, related-content recommendations, and polished sharing cards.

Pro

Maximum AI organization, meeting notes, recording time, and priority support.

“When I had an idea, I used to send a voice message to myself in WeChat—often forty or fifty seconds long—and then never open it again. What Fayernote does so well is organize every recording for me. Its beautiful design also makes me want to revisit old ideas. I keep finding surprises in them, and more of those ideas now make it into the real world.”

Lin Yuan · China

“I am not someone who carefully organizes notes, especially when I have several projects going. Fayernote fits my work perfectly: whenever an idea comes up in a meeting, I record it and it organizes everything for me. I just open the relevant tag to find what I need.”

Maya Chen · Singapore

“I do a lot of user research. In the ten minutes after an interview, passing impressions are often more useful than the transcript. I still remember where the user hesitated and what felt wrong, so I talk through it while I walk and save it in Fayernote. Before, those thoughts usually vanished by the time I left the participant’s home. Now I can pull out my device and capture them immediately.”

Jonas Weber · Germany

“Once, it resurfaced a sentence I had recorded three months earlier and completely forgotten. That sentence became the foundation of my project proposal. It does not happen every time, but when it does, all those earlier recordings feel worthwhile.”

Misaki Sato · Japan

“When I am editing until two or three in the morning, I suddenly think of my next piece of content. I used to drop it into KakaoTalk and wake up unable to understand what I had written. Now I just speak, then find it under the project the next day. Fewer chat windows, much more room in my head.”