MemX Record
Leave the meeting. Keep every word.
Tap Record. MemX writes a live transcript, then turns it into notes you can search.
You walk out of a parent meeting sure you will remember the plan. By dinner, the details slip.
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See it in under 20 seconds.
Record a parent teacher meeting and watch the live transcript appear as people speak. Afterwards the recording opens with notes, and the transcript keeps every word in the language it was spoken, shown here in Spanish. Music only, no voice over.
How it works
Three steps. No setup.
MemX listens and writes it down while it happens.
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1Tap Record

2Transcript, live

3Notes and summary
What changes for you.
You get the full transcript, tidy notes and a summary, all searchable.
Private by architecture: encrypted at rest, and every read is logged.
Live transcript
Words appear as people speak, in the language spoken.
Clean notes
A summary and timestamped notes, ready shortly after you stop.
Ask later
Find what was decided without replaying the audio.
Questions
What can I record with MemX?
Meetings, lectures, calls on speaker, voice memos and your own thoughts. Tap Record, talk, then stop. MemX transcribes as you go and saves the result as a memory you can search or ask about.
Do I get a transcript or just audio?
You get both. The Transcript tab holds the word-for-word text, and the Notes tab holds cleaned-up notes with timestamps. You can share the transcript, the notes or the original audio file.
What if I leave the app while recording?
Recording keeps going in the background. A small recording pill stays in the app header, and an unfinished recording banner lets you resume. When you stop, it opens as an audio memory.
Does it work in languages other than English?
Yes. MemX transcribes live speech in any language and returns the transcript in the language spoken. Notes are written from that transcript, so your meetings in your own language stay searchable in your own words.
Get MemX. Keep the meeting.
Next time you leave with the notes, not a hazy memory.
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