iPhone app that records conversations and turns them into AI summaries using customizable templates.
LazyNotes is an iOS app that records a conversation with one tap and produces an AI-written summary afterward, using templates the user can customize for different situations. Recording works offline, and the finished summary is delivered by email. Audio is deleted after transcription; only the transcript and summary are kept. A 7-day free trial is followed by $5/month for unlimited recordings and summaries, with no permanent free tier. There is no Android version yet, though the company says it is gauging demand. LazyNotes is made by 1st Quarter, Inc., based in California.
7-day free trial, then $5/month flat for unlimited recordings and summaries; there is no permanent free tier.
Use tool ↗LazyNotes is a simple one-tap recorder aimed at people who want a summary of a conversation without opening a laptop, priced as a flat $5/month rather than per-minute or per-seat. It's iPhone-only today, so it doesn't help anyone on Android or anyone needing to summarize calls that don't happen face to face on the phone.
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