AudioPen turns voice notes into polished text in any style. Free plan available; Prime from $33 for 3 months. See features, pricing and use cases.
Researched and fact-checked by Bartu Cavusoglu · Updated October 26, 2026
AudioPen is an AI-powered voice-to-text app that turns rambling voice notes into rewritten text that is ready to share. Unlike plain dictation, it transcribes what you say and then rewrites it in a writing style you choose, keeping the ideas, examples and details you actually spoke. The original transcript stays alongside the rewritten note.
The product runs on the web, iPhone, iPad, Android, Mac, Windows, Apple Watch and as a Chrome extension. The site cites 200,000+ users and a 4.9 out of 5 rating on Product Hunt. The company behind it is listed as Nicheless Inc.
The workflow has three steps. You hit record and talk naturally, without filtering yourself. You then pick a writing style from the style library or create your own. AudioPen transcribes the recording and rewrites it in that style, returning a draft you can edit or share.
You can also tune the result. A rewrite level of Low, Medium or High controls how much the text is edited, from light cleanup of filler words to a full rewrite. An output length setting cuts the text to the core points or keeps most of the detail.
Custom styles are a central feature. Built-in options include Simple and clear, Formal, Email and Bullet points, and you can describe a style, give a sample of your own writing, or ask for an author's voice. Multilingual support lets you speak in one language and write in another, covering nearly any language.
Voice typing places text wherever your cursor is. iPhone has a full keyboard, Android has a floating bubble, and Mac and Windows use a hotkey: hold it to type your exact words, or double-tap to have them rewritten. Offline transcription keeps audio on your device for added privacy.
AudioPen is an AI-powered voice-to-text app that transcribes voice notes and rewrites them into clear text in a style you choose. It keeps the original transcript alongside the rewritten note.
AudioPen has a free plan at $0. Prime costs $33 for 3 months, $99 for 1 year or $159 for 2 years when bought on the web. App Store and Google Play prices may differ.
Yes. The free plan needs no credit card and includes recordings up to 3 minutes, all writing styles including custom ones, and a limited number of voice typing sessions.
It works on the web, iPhone, iPad, Android, Mac, Windows, Apple Watch and as a Chrome extension. One Prime account works across all of them.
Yes. It understands nearly any spoken language and can write in nearly any language. The input and output languages do not have to match.
Built-in dictation returns your words exactly as spoken, including filler words and false starts. AudioPen rewrites them into structured text in a chosen style, and you can still keep the plain transcript.
Free users can send notes on with Zapier and webhooks. Prime users can connect ChatGPT or Claude with read-only access to their notes. The site also lists Notion and Obsidian integrations.
Voice note audio is deleted from servers within 48 hours, and voice typing audio is never saved. Data is encrypted at rest, not shared with other users and not used to train AI.