Jibber: Songwriter Voice Memos

Jibber is a voice memo app for songwriters. Catch an idea in two seconds, find it back months later by the words you sang, and write the song together with your co-writer in real time. Open it and you are already recording. No save dialog, no naming, no filing. Hum the melody, sing the line, play the riff, then get back to writing. CATCH IT IN TWO SECONDS Tap the widget on your home screen and Jibber starts recording immediately. Every take is saved the moment you stop, so nothing is ever lost, not even if you swipe the app away mid-idea. WRITE THE SONG TOGETHER Share a folder and your co-writer gets everything in it: every take, every marker, every transcript, updating as you record. Then write the lyrics at the same time and watch each other's cursor move as you type, on separate phones, in real time. Your co-writer needs no account and never pays a cent. MARK THE GOOD BIT Drop a flag on the chorus while you are playing, or afterwards while you listen back. Trim the silence off the start, re-record a section that went wrong, and your markers move along with the edit. FIND IT BY WHAT YOU SANG Every recording is transcribed on your device and becomes searchable. Type a lyric you remember and the take comes back, even months later. Dutch and English are supported. ORGANISED WITHOUT THE ADMIN Recorded five ideas in one evening? Jibber notices the session afterwards and offers to bundle them into a folder. One tap and it is done. Folders, stars and search keep a year of ideas navigable. BUILT FOR THE WAY MUSICIANS WORK - Play through the car stereo, CarPlay or your headphones, with lock screen controls - Import what you already recorded in other apps - Export any take as an m4a to send to your producer or drop into your DAW - Deleted recordings wait 14 days in the trash before they are gone YOUR IDEAS STAY YOURS Recordings sync privately through your own iCloud, so they are on all your devices and nowhere else. Transcription happens on your device: your audio is never uploaded for it. No account, no tracking, no ads. Made by a songwriter who kept losing his best ideas in a memo called "New Recording 347".