OpenNote is an AI-powered note-taking device built into open-ear earbuds.

It records conversations, transcribes them into text, and turns them into structured summaries, insights, and action items — automatically.

Unlike traditional recorders, OpenNote doesn’t just capture audio.

It understands conversations — turning them into searchable transcripts, summaries, and answers you can actually use.

OpenNote can capture:

• Phone and internet calls
  
• In-person meetings
  
• Podcasts, videos, and online content
  
• Personal voice notes and ideas

Yes.
You can start recording directly from the OpenNote earbuds — no phone needed.

Recording laws vary by country and region.

OpenNote provides customizable recording notifications to help you stay compliant with local regulations.

We recommend always informing participants before recording.

OpenNote automatically creates:

• Key points
  
• Action items
  
• Structured summaries
  
• Mind maps

You can also customize the format using templates or your own prompts.

Yes.
You can regenerate, edit, or ask AI to adjust the summary based on your needs — shorter, more detailed, or focused on specific topics.

Yes.
You can upload audio recordings, documents, or notes, and viaim App will process them with the same AI capabilities.

The app is used to control recordings and manage device settings.

For deeper work like editing summaries and organizing notes, you can use the web platform.

No.
You get 600 minutes of transcription every month for free — no subscription required.

No.
All pricing is transparent, and you only upgrade if you choose to.

Not at all.
While OpenNote is built for professional use, it’s also perfect for learning, personal notes, and everyday ideas.

Both share the same AI engine — 78-language transcription, summaries, and action items.

OpenNote uses an open-ear design with ENC and a 53-hour battery, so you stay aware of your surroundings while recording.
RecDot uses an in-ear design with 48dB ANC and a 36-hour battery, built for deeper noise isolation and one-tap recording from both the earbuds and the charging case.

If you want to stay aware of your surroundings — in-person meetings, walking, multitasking — while still capturing every word, OpenNote’s open-ear design is the better fit.

If you need noise isolation in loud environments or want to start recording from the charging case, RecDot is the better choice. Transcription and summary quality are identical on both.

Currently, OpenNote’s FlashRecord starts recording directly from the earbuds.
Case-button recording is a RecDot-exclusive feature — see the RecDot product page for details.