Flint vs VoxThermic

Flint records spoken thoughts on iOS or Android, transcribes them and reshapes the result into a note, checklist, story or custom format, without a subscription.

VoxThermic is a Mac journaling app I built for myself, track mood over time from your writing, ramble out loud with on-device transcription, everything stays private on...

About Flint

Flint is a native iOS and Android app for capturing ideas by speaking instead of typing. A recording can run as long as needed, with no time cap, and the app transcribes it and produces a summary in one of four styles: a standard note, a todo list, a story told in first person, or a format the user defines. Results can be regenerated with an extra instruction. A chat feature searches across saved notes, answers questions and can add events to the device calendar. Audio is kept on the phone, and a fully on device mode is available. Pricing is one time: Essentials at 11 USD and Pro at 16 USD at launch, plus a 4.99 USD credits pack.

About VoxThermic

VoxThermic is a Mac journaling app I built for myself, track mood over time from your writing, ramble out loud with on-device transcription, everything stays private on your Mac. VoxThermic for macOS, A journal that tracks how you've been . VoxThermic turns private voice and text entries into a living map of your moods and writing themes. First launch: check for updates once so you're on the latest build. Most journals are great at capturing a day, but not many can answer the simple question of "how have I actually been, over the past week or month or year?" And not many are built to make talking to a journal as easy as typing.