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About Notarius: Transcribe Offline

Notarius records a conversation, transcribes it, tells the speakers apart, and rewrites it into a clean, structured note — entirely on your iPhone. No account. No upload. No server. Once the models are downloaded, it works in airplane mode. WHY IT IS DIFFERENT Most transcription apps send your audio to a server. Notarius never does. The speech recognition, the speaker separation and the AI that organizes your note all run on the device in your hand. Your audio, your transcript and your notes never leave it — there is nothing to opt out of, because nothing is collected. WHAT IT DOES • Record a conversation, or import audio you already have • Offline transcription in 23 languages • Speaker labels — Notarius separates who spoke when, automatically • Teach it your voice once, and your own turns get marked as yours • Rename and merge speakers; the change applies to the whole transcript • On-device AI turns the raw transcript into a tidy, structured note • Choose a note style, or write your own prompt • Tap any line of the transcript to hear that moment of the recording • Full-text search across every note • Notes are plain Markdown files you own — export or share any note, or zip up all of them WHAT PEOPLE USE IT FOR • Meetings and minutes, written up before you have left the room • Interviews, for journalists and researchers • Lectures and supervision sessions • Voice memos and dictation you would rather keep to yourself BUILT FOR CONFIDENTIAL CONVERSATIONS Therapists, doctors, lawyers, researchers and journalists handle conversations that must not be uploaded to a third party. Notarius was built for exactly that: a recorder and note-taker with no cloud behind it. Because nothing is transmitted, no third party ever receives your audio. HOW IT WORKS 1. Record, or import a file 2. Notarius transcribes it and splits it by speaker 3. Ask it to make notes — the on-device AI reorganizes the transcript into headings, decisions and action points 4. Edit anything; the transcript and the note stay linked PAY ONCE Seven days free, then a single purchase. No subscription, no credits, no per-minute fees, free updates. Your notes stay readable whether you buy or not. BEFORE YOU START Notarius downloads its AI models on first run. They are large — plan for several gigabytes and use Wi-Fi. Japanese, Korean and Chinese use a second speech model, downloaded the first time you choose one of them. Turning a transcript into a note runs a language model on the device, which needs an iPhone with at least 6 GB of memory. Recording, transcription, speaker labels and search work on every supported iPhone. After that, the app needs no connection at all. The only network traffic Notarius makes is that model download and the App Store purchase itself.

What’s new

Version 1.2.2 · Updated August 31, 2026

UX improvements, diarization accuracy and performance improvements.

App privacy

The developer, CREAIT BV, reported these privacy practices to Apple.

Data Not Collected

The developer does not collect any data from this app.

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