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Records rambling voice memos on iPhone or Mac and turns them into structured notes with summaries and action items.
Cleft is an iPhone, iPad, Apple Watch, and Mac app for recording an unstructured voice memo and having it transcribed on-device, then reorganized into a summary, action items, and a clean transcript rather than a wall of raw text. A CarPlay integration lets it record while driving, and notes can be sent on to apps like Notion, Apple Notes, Obsidian, Bear, Craft, Things 3, and Todoist. The free Basic tier covers recordings up to five minutes with three output styles; a $6.99-a-month Plus subscription raises the recording limit to thirty minutes, adds custom AI instructions, and adds family sharing for up to five people.
Basic tier is free for recordings up to 5 minutes; Cleft Plus is 6.99 dollars a month or 39.99 dollars a year for 30-minute recordings and extra features.
Use tool ↗Cleft is a strong pick for anyone who thinks out loud and wants that turned into usable notes rather than a wall of raw transcript, especially since the free tier is a genuinely usable five-minute recorder. The catch is it's Apple-only, so it's a non-starter for anyone on Android or Windows.
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