Start a voice note by double-tapping the back of your iPhone
Back Tap is an iPhone setting that runs an action when you tap the back of the phone. Here is how to make a double tap start a Notair recording, and what happens after you speak.
On-device AI · Works offline · Stays on your iPhone
Voice notes that write themselves.
Speak, and Notair turns what you said into a clean, organized note. It doesn't even need the internet: everything stays on your iPhone, unless you choose to share it.
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Your words. Your device. Your privacy.
An animation of Notair on an iPhone. A double tap on the back of the phone starts a recording. As someone speaks, their words appear on the screen. When they stop, the note gets a title, "Plan for the week", and a summary. A tap on Rewrite arranges the note into a paragraph, a schedule with three plans for tomorrow and a list of two to-dos. A tap on each plan adds it to the Calendar.
- No cloud
- No uploads
- No signal needed
What happens after you stop talking?
The tidying. All of it, done for you, without changing what you said.
One press to record
From the app, the Action Button, the Lock Screen, or a double tap on the back of your iPhone.
Capture any audio
Your voice, audio playing on the phone, or an imported file.
Live, in your languages
Words appear as you talk, in Turkish, English and many more, even when you switch between them.
Knows who spoke
Speakers are told apart, so a conversation reads like one.
A note, not a transcript
A title, a summary, key points and tags, arranged into paragraphs, lists and checklists.
Plans become to-dos
Spoken plans turn into a schedule you can send straight to Calendar or Reminders.
Tap to hear it again
Every note stays editable and tied to its audio. Add more recordings later.
Search by meaning
Browse by date, filter by tag, and find notes by exact words or by what they were about.
How it works
- 01
Press once
Start from the app, the Action Button or the Lock Screen. Or double-tap the back of your iPhone.
- 02
Speak
Your words appear live as you talk, in whichever language you use.
- 03
Stop. It's a note.
Titled, summarized, tagged and organized, ready in your library.
Where does your voice go when you press record?
With many AI note apps, your recording is sent to a server to be transcribed and summarized. With Notair it goes nowhere. The transcription, the summary and the organizing all happen on the phone in your hand.
That is also why it works on a plane, in a basement or anywhere without signal. There is nothing to connect to.
Download for iPhonePrivate by design, not by promise.
- Recording, transcription and summaries all run on your iPhone.
- Nothing leaves your iPhone unless you choose to share it.
- It works the same in airplane mode.
Where your data lives
- Recording
- This iPhone
- Transcript
- This iPhone
- Summary and tags
- This iPhone
- Search
- This iPhone
- Sent to a server
- Nothing
Questions
Does it need an internet connection?
No. Recording, transcribing and organizing all run on your iPhone, so it works with no signal or in airplane mode.
Where are my recordings and notes stored?
On your iPhone. Notair doesn't even need the internet, so everything you record stays on the phone unless you choose to share it.
Which languages does it understand?
Turkish, English and many other languages, even when you switch between them as you talk.
What can it record?
Your voice, audio playing on the phone, or a file you import.
How do I start a recording quickly?
Press the record button in the app, or set up a shortcut once: the Action Button, a Lock Screen or Control Center button, or a double tap on the back of your iPhone. Use the same shortcut again to stop.
Does the AI change what I said?
Not unless you ask it to. Your words are transcribed as you said them and arranged into paragraphs, lists and checklists. Rewrite, which turns the note into what you asked for in it (an email, a to-do list, a schedule), runs only when you tap it, and you can undo it.
Can I edit a note afterwards?
Yes. Every note stays fully editable and tied to its audio. Tap any passage to hear it again, or add more recordings later.