HushMemo turns recordings into private transcripts, summaries, meeting minutes, drafts, and action items. After model setup, core workflows run offline on device. Includes 24 templates, with no account or subscription. $9.99 once on iOS.
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Hi Product Hunt 👋
I’m the solo developer behind HushMemo.
HushMemo started from a simple frustration: a transcript was rarely the final result I needed. After a meeting, lecture, or interview, I still had to find the key points, decisions, and next steps myself.
So I built a workflow that connects the whole process:
🎙 Record or import audio
📝 Create a searchable transcript
✨ Turn it into a summary, meeting minutes, email, study notes, or another structured output
✅ Extract action items and review them in one place
🔎 Add custom vocabulary for names and technical terms
After the required models are downloaded, core transcription and summary processing runs on your device. Recordings, transcripts, summaries, vocabulary, and notes stay on the device by default.
There’s no account, subscription, or per-minute billing. HushMemo is available on iOS for a $9.99 one-time purchase. Android is currently in beta.
I’d especially value your honest feedback:
After recording something, which output would you actually use most—a clean transcript, short summary, meeting minutes, action items, or a follow-up email?
Thanks for checking out HushMemo!
🎁 Product Hunt launch gift
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If you genuinely want to try the full iOS app, email support@hushmemo.app with the subject “Product Hunt code.” I’ll send them individually, first come, first served, while they last and remain valid.
No upvote, comment, or App Store review is required—honest product feedback is what I’d value most.
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A great offline-first tool. One thing that would make it really useful for my workflow: a way to mark specific speakers in a multi-person recording, or at least auto-detect and label them, so the transcripts and meeting minutes are easier to scan afterwards.
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@inferencepro Thanks for the thoughtful feedback — I agree that speaker labels would make multi-person recordings and meeting minutes much easier to scan. HushMemo doesn’t currently separate or identify speakers automatically. I’m exploring this for a future update, likely starting with manual speaker labels while keeping the workflow private and on-device. Would manual labels already cover most of your use case, or is automatic detection essential for you?
A great offline-first tool. One thing that would make it really useful for my workflow: a way to mark specific speakers in a multi-person recording, or at least auto-detect and label them, so the transcripts and meeting minutes are easier to scan afterwards.
@inferencepro Thanks for the thoughtful feedback — I agree that speaker labels would make multi-person recordings and meeting minutes much easier to scan. HushMemo doesn’t currently separate or identify speakers automatically. I’m exploring this for a future update, likely starting with manual speaker labels while keeping the workflow private and on-device. Would manual labels already cover most of your use case, or is automatic detection essential for you?