Effortlessly capture fleeting thoughts and transform them into actionable tasks. This app uses voice input to quickly organize ideas, set reminders, and sync them with your preferred productivity tools, ideal for those who think faster than they type.
1.4.0
September 12, 2026
Meet a calmer Blurts. We redesigned the app to help you see what matters today without feeling overwhelmed by everything else. Tasks are clearer, overdue items stay out of the way until you need them, and the new capture area makes it easier to speak a thought before it disappears. Same quick voice capture. A quieter place to get things done.
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$99.99
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Blurts is designed for ADHD brains by allowing users to capture thoughts instantly via voice before they are forgotten. It reduces task anxiety by externalizing the mental load and works hands-free while driving or exercising.
Blurts boasts 99% transcription accuracy, powered by OpenAI Whisper. It supports over 50 languages, ensuring your spoken notes are converted reliably.
Yes, Blurts offers offline recording. Your voice notes will be saved locally and will sync automatically once you reconnect to the internet.
Blurts is significantly faster, converting thoughts to Notion tasks in 8 seconds compared to Notion's voice input which takes over 30 seconds. This speed is crucial for capturing ideas before they vanish.
Blurts is available on iPhone, iPad, and iPod. It also features Apple Watch support for recording directly from your wrist.
Each recording in Blurts has a maximum length of 2 minutes. This is optimized for capturing quick thoughts and actionable tasks efficiently.
No, Blurts does not contain advertisements. It is a free application focused on providing a seamless user experience without interruptions.
Blurts uses AI to identify actionable tasks and can categorize them into Work, Personal, Shopping, Health, Finance, and Family. It also recognizes due dates from natural language inputs like 'tomorrow' or 'next week'.