Podcast intro hook
2m ago“What if the thing you're avoiding is exactly the conversation that changes everything...”
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Now in open betaSay it before
Say it before
it slips.
Blurt is a voice-notes app for thoughts that move faster than your thumbs. Tap once, talk, tap again to save — with a live transcript rolling out as you speak.
Blurt
Recent blurts
Recording readyGrocery + dry cleaning
1h ago“Milk, eggs, sourdough, pick up shirts before six.”
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Meeting follow-up
3h ago“Send wireframe to Maya, ask about the timeline, book Thursday for review...”
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Quick capture
“Hey Siri, New Blurt” works from the lock screen, your pocket, or over AirPods — no app to open.
Why it holds up
Better than dictation. Faster than a notes app.
Tap to talk
One tap starts recording. Your words appear as you say them — not after a spinner, not as a wall of text.
Hands-free from the lock screen
'Hey Siri, New Blurt' works with your phone locked, in your pocket, over AirPods. No screen required.
Always editable
Open a note, tap a word, fix it. No separate edit mode, no hunting for the right menu.
Nothing is really gone
Deleted blurts go to Trash first. Undo right after you delete, or recover days later.
iPhone + Mac
On iPhone, a widget starts recording in one tap. On Mac, Blurt lives in the menu bar with a global hotkey.
No time limits
'Hey Siri, Start Blurting' opens the app and keeps recording for as long as you have thoughts.
Founders & creators
Capture the idea while it's still warm.
A pitch, a hook, a connection you just made — Blurt saves it before your thumbs catch up. Listen back or read the transcript later.
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from thought to saved note
Second brain
To-dos, errands, reminders — just say them.
Walking to the car? Say the three things you need. Blurt transcribes, tags, and keeps them searchable.
99.2%
transcript accuracy in testing
Journaling
A voice memo that you can actually search.
Ramble for ten minutes. Blurt turns it into text you can scan, quote, and come back to years later.
Unlimited
recording length
Try it on the thought you just had.
The next time an idea shows up, say it instead of typing it. If Blurt saves it, keep it. If it doesn't, you've lost four minutes.
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