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- Can I record calls? No. Noted cannot record phone or FaceTime calls, because iOS does not give apps access to call audio. On a Mac, Screen Recording can capture the audio of video calls in apps like Zoom, Teams and Meet.
- How do I use dictation to turn speech into notes? Tap ✨ on the toolbar, choose Dictation and speak; Noted types what you say and, if you are recording, timestamps it to the audio. Dictation uses the language set in Settings → Transcribe → Language.
- Does Noted Convert Speech to Text in Real Time? Yes, in two ways: Dictation types your own voice as you speak, and live transcription turns a recording into text while you record. Both keep the text timestamped to the audio.
- Does Noted support URL schemes? Yes. The noted:// scheme can open the app, create a note or notebook, or start recording, so Shortcuts and other apps can drive Noted. Parameters such as title and notebook-title are passed in the URL.
- Do Bluetooth headsets or AirPods work with Noted? Yes. Noted plays and records through AirPods and other Bluetooth headsets. To record from the headset microphone, tap ⋯ → Audio Input Source while recording and choose it; to play through it, use ⋯ → AirPlay & Bluetooth.
- How do I use the equalizer to improve audio quality? In Note Settings on iPhone and iPad, or Settings → General on Mac, switch on EQ and adjust the low, mid and high bands. EQ only applies during playback, so your original recording never changes. On iOS it is available up to iOS 18; iOS 26 and later no longer need it. It is still available on macOS.
- How do I use the iOS 18 Shortcuts for Noted? Open Control Center, tap Edit Controls, search for Noted and add Start Recording or Create note. Each control then works from the Lock Screen and Control Center without opening the app. Play Last is available as a Siri and Shortcuts action.
- How does Noted work? Noted records audio while you type and timestamps every line to the recording. Tap a line or a #TimeTag later to hear exactly what was said at that moment. It runs on iPhone, iPad, Mac and Vision Pro and syncs through iCloud; Apple Watch records and sends recordings to your iPhone.
- How do I use AI Transcribe in Noted? Open a note with a recording, tap ✨, choose Transcribe Audio, check the language and tap Start. It runs on your device, can also transcribe live while you record, and you can insert the transcript into your note or export it as a PDF.
- How do I use Live Transcription in Noted? Start a recording in Noted, and when it asks “Transcribe live as you record?”, select Start. Every word appears on screen as it's said, and you can keep taking notes while it runs. Live Transcription needs iOS 26 or later.
- How do I install Noted on my Apple Watch? Open the Watch app on your iPhone, tap My Watch, scroll to Available Apps and tap Install next to Noted. It needs iOS 17 and watchOS 10 or later.
- How do I record an audio note on Apple Watch? Open Noted on your Apple Watch and tap the red Record button. Tap the # button to add a #TimeTag while recording. The recording transfers to your iPhone automatically when the two are nearby.
- How do I record an audio note? Open a note and tap the red Record button at the top, then type as you listen: every line is timestamped to the audio. Tap it again to stop. There's no time limit beyond your device's storage, and recording carries on with the screen locked or while you use other apps.
- How can I adjust the recording quality in Noted? Choose Best, Good or Space Saver under Settings > Record & Playback > Recording quality on iPhone and iPad, or Settings > Record > Recording quality on Mac. Good (44,100 Hz) is the default; Best records at 48,000 Hz and Space Saver at 16,000 Hz for the smallest files.
- How do I record my screen on Mac with Noted? Click the Screen Recording icon on the Mac toolbar, choose the screen or window and press Record. Noted captures the screen, its audio and your microphone into the note, with everything you type time-stamped.
- What is a Timestamp? A timestamp links a word to the exact moment in the recording it was typed. Tap any timestamp to play the audio from that point; touch and hold one to edit or remove it.