What is the “Record myself” mode?
In Record myself mode you record inside Letterly. Every recording becomes a note with a clean transcript that you can rewrite, organize, and reuse — a voice notepad that turns talking into finished text.
How it works
- Open Letterly and tap the record button on the notes screen.
- Say what is on your mind. Pauses and filler words are fine — Letterly removes them.
- Tap Stop. Letterly transcribes the recording and creates a note with a title.
- Tap Rewrite to turn the transcript into the format you need.
You can also start a recording without opening the app: ask Siri, press the Action button, tap the Widget on your Home or Lock Screen, or use your Apple Watch.
What people use it for
- Quick notes and to-dos
- Journaling and thinking out loud
- Drafting posts, emails, and longer writing
- Capturing an idea before it disappears
Want the text to appear directly in another app instead of a note? Use Dictation.
In Record myself mode you record inside Letterly. Every recording becomes a note with a clean transcript that you can rewrite, organize, and reuse — a voice notepad that turns talking into finished text.
How it works
- Open Letterly and tap the record button on the notes screen.
- Say what is on your mind. Pauses and filler words are fine — Letterly removes them.
- Tap Stop. Letterly transcribes the recording and creates a note with a title.
- Tap Rewrite to turn the transcript into the format you need.
You can also start a recording from the Widget on your Home screen.
What people use it for
- Quick notes and to-dos
- Journaling and thinking out loud
- Drafting posts, emails, and longer writing
- Capturing an idea before it disappears
Want the text to appear directly in another app instead of a note? Use Dictation.
In Record myself mode you record inside Letterly. Every recording becomes a note with a clean transcript that you can rewrite, organize, and reuse — a voice notepad that turns talking into finished text.
How it works
- Open Letterly and click the record button.
- Say what is on your mind. Pauses and filler words are fine — Letterly removes them.
- Click Stop. Letterly transcribes the recording and creates a note with a title.
- Click Rewrite to turn the transcript into the format you need.
What people use it for
- Quick notes and to-dos
- Journaling and thinking out loud
- Drafting posts, emails, and longer writing
- Capturing an idea before it disappears
Want the text to appear directly in another app instead of a note? Use Dictation.
In Record myself mode you record inside Letterly. Every recording becomes a note with a clean transcript that you can rewrite, organize, and reuse — a voice notepad that turns talking into finished text.
How it works
- Open Letterly and click the record button.
- Say what is on your mind. Pauses and filler words are fine — Letterly removes them.
- Click Stop. Letterly transcribes the recording and creates a note with a title.
- Click Rewrite to turn the transcript into the format you need.
What people use it for
- Quick notes and to-dos
- Journaling and thinking out loud
- Drafting posts, emails, and longer writing
- Capturing an idea before it disappears
Want the text to appear directly in another app instead of a note? Use Dictation.
In Record myself mode you record inside Letterly. Every recording becomes a note with a clean transcript that you can rewrite, organize, and reuse — a voice notepad that turns talking into finished text.
How it works
- Open web.letterly.app and click the record button.
- Say what is on your mind. Pauses and filler words are fine — Letterly removes them.
- Click Stop. Letterly transcribes the recording and creates a note with a title.
- Click Rewrite to turn the transcript into the format you need.
What people use it for
- Quick notes and to-dos
- Journaling and thinking out loud
- Drafting posts, emails, and longer writing
- Capturing an idea before it disappears
Want the text to appear directly in another app instead of a note? Use Dictation.