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Natter: Voice Notes & To-Dos — App Store rankings

chris constantine · Productivity · View on the App Store

About this app

The developer's US App Store description, in full.

Talk. It sorts the rest. Natter turns your voice into sorted notes. Tap the mic, say what's on your mind, and Natter automatically pulls out a clean note plus your to-dos, follow-ups and appointments — then sends them straight to your Calendar and Reminders. Built for tradies and anyone too busy to type, it works hands-free between jobs, on the road, or on site. And it's genuinely private: the listening and sorting happen ON YOUR DEVICE — no account, no sign-up, and it works fully offline. WHAT IT DOES • Tap, talk, done — your ramble becomes a tidy note with the actions pulled out • Splits out to-dos, follow-ups and appointments automatically • One tap to add appointments to your Calendar and to-dos to Reminders — pick which calendar and list they go to • Get a reminder for anything you mention with a date or time • Rename, edit or add items by hand any time • Search every note you've ever made SHARE IT YOUR WAY • Sync across your own devices instantly with a QR code — just scan, no account needed • AirDrop a note straight INTO Natter on a nearby device (it arrives as a real note, not just text) • Share or email any note as clean text • iCloud keeps your iPhone, iPad and Mac in sync automatically — and backs everything up PRIVATE BY DESIGN • Voice is transcribed on your device — your audio doesn't get shipped off to a server • No account, no login, works offline • Your notes are yours ON ALL YOUR DEVICES • Universal app — buy once, use it on iPhone, iPad and Mac • Beautiful in Light and Dark NO SUBSCRIPTION Pay once. That's it. No monthly fees, no "pro" paywall, no catches. Stop thumbing notes into your phone with one hand. Just talk — and let Natter sort it.

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