To turn voice notes into a mind map, you need an app that transcribes the audio, finds the separate points and links them under the right topic. TalkGraph does all three: talk live or import a recorded voice note (M4A, MP3, WAV and more), and it builds a map of typed cards for ideas, facts, decisions, actions, questions and risks. The free plan gives 250 nodes a month with no card.
Open TalkGraph in your browser, on a phone or a computer. Press record and talk, or import a voice note. It transcribes in more than 50 languages, separates the speakers and, every few seconds, places each point on the map under the topic it belongs to.
Tentative thoughts ("maybe we should…") arrive as faded drafts until you confirm them, so the map keeps the difference between an idea and a decision.
Look for one that takes your existing audio, separates speakers, types each point and works in your language. TalkGraph does this from live speech or imported voice notes, and has a free plan with 250 nodes a month and no card.
Yes. Import audio files such as M4A, MP3 or WAV, or a video file, and TalkGraph transcribes and maps it.
Yes. Live transcription covers more than 50 languages, and you can choose the speech language before you record.
Yes. The free plan gives 250 nodes a month, about 2 hours of talking, with no credit card. You can also try it with no account first.
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