Talk first, format later
Most note-taking apps make you choose between typing and thinking. Slime lets you just talk. On-device speech recognition transcribes your words as you speak — no upload, no delay, no waiting for a server to catch up. Words appear in real time.
When you're done, AI formats the raw transcript into something useful. You never have to think about structure while you're speaking. Just get the thought out.
Seven AI writing styles
The same recording can become completely different notes depending on the style you choose:
- Auto — AI picks the best format based on your content
- Journal — Reflective, first-person narrative style
- Actionable — Extracts concrete next steps and to-dos
- Steps — Numbered step-by-step instructions
- Summary — Condensed overview of key points
- Thoughtful — Deeper analysis with context and connections
- Cleanup — Minimal editing, preserves your original voice
Rewrite without losing anything
Switch styles anytime. Turn a journal entry into action items. Collapse a rambling brainstorm into a tight summary. The original transcript is always preserved — you're never locked into one format.
Append, merge, and build
Notes aren't static. Come back later and append new thoughts by voice. Merge related notes together. AI re-summarizes automatically so your notes stay clean as they grow — no manual reorganization needed.
Private by default
Speech recognition runs entirely on your device. Your voice never leaves your phone. The raw audio is discarded after transcription — only the text is saved. And that text lives in your account, not in a training dataset.
More than a voice recorder
Slime notes live inside your AI assistant. That means your notes have context. When you ask Slime about something you noted last week, it doesn't just search text — it understands what you meant because it has persistent memory of your conversations, preferences, and history.
A note about a meeting can link to your calendar. A brainstorm can evolve into an idea and eventually a commitment. Notes aren't siloed — they're part of everything Slime knows about you.