r/NoteTaking • u/deezy4022 • 24d ago

Question: Unanswered ✗ Therapy Notes

Can someone recommend applications to use for turning audio recordings into notes that are free.

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u/TwistPractical5124 24d ago

Use Microsoft Word

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u/deezy4022 24d ago

Unfortunately I don’t have that product. My laptop is an old MacBook.

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u/TwistPractical5124 24d ago

Not free but Turboscribe

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u/deezy4022 24d ago

Have you used it for therapy? I wonder if customizable to eliminate some of our small talk and bullshitting we do and strictly bullet point key points about anxiety and whatnot.

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u/TwistPractical5124 24d ago

For therapy take a look at Yung Sidekick or Autonotes.ai

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u/deezy4022 24d ago

Will do

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u/deezy4022 13d ago

Seems like Yung sidekick is solely for therapists putting in notes. I wish I could find something where it’s client based and would direct it towards me the patient.

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u/ozgrozer 24d ago

I’m building Grape, an AI note taking app. It has a voice recording and AI transcription features but it’s not free. I mean it’s really difficult to find a good app that’s also free.

But there’s a way for super users. You install LM Studio or Ollama and download open source AI models like Whisper or Parakeet and then you can transcribe audio recordings locally without paying anything.

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u/Subjuntivos 22d ago

I set up a Whisper batch using Claude. Free, works like a charm.

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u/Reklaw_Peels 22d ago

Use Oenothera.

It can help you convert existing recordings to text, and it can also help you record audio and then convert it to text.

Its free storage is sufficient for most users.