TalkGraph is a free AI notes app you use by talking. As you speak, it turns your words into an organised map of ideas, facts, decisions, actions and questions, and keeps the transcript too. Every note joins one Brain you can search and ask later.
On a phone, speaking is about three times faster than typing (153 against 52 words a minute in a Stanford study), and you think in jumps, not in neat lines. A notes app that wants tidy text slows you down, and a voice memo leaves you with a recording you'll rarely play back.
TalkGraph sits in between. Talk the way you think, tangents included, and it does the organising: each point lands as a typed card on the right branch, so the structure is there when you look back.
Use it for meeting notes and minutes (it separates speakers and gives each action an owner), for lectures and revision, or on your own to think through a plan. Already have recordings? Import voice memos and other audio or video files, PDFs, Word documents and text, and they become maps too.
Ordinary notes sit in separate files. In TalkGraph every map feeds your Brain, where ideas that come up again across sessions connect and strengthen. Search all of it, or ask it a question, and the answer points back to the cards it came from.
Yes. TalkGraph's free plan gives you 250 nodes a month (about 2 hours of talking) with no credit card, and you can try it first with no account at all.
Yes. TalkGraph transcribes live, separates speakers, and lets you download the transcript as a .txt file alongside the map.
Yes. It records decisions, actions with owners and open questions as you talk, and a Notes write-up and follow-up email are one press away. No bot joins your call.
Yes. TalkGraph runs in the browser on phones and computers, so there's nothing to install.
Yes. Audio files such as M4A, MP3 and WAV are transcribed and mapped, and so are video files, PDFs, Word documents and text.
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