Ramble: Voice Notes

Ramble: Voice Notes

Talk to Think

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Released
September 21, 2026
Updated
September 25, 2026

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Ramble is for people who think best out loud. Talk to think: say it however it comes out, and Ramble turns it into something clear. Press the microphone and just talk. Your words appear as you speak. Play it back and each word lights up as you hear it. Tap any sentence to add the thought you forgot, spoken or typed, pinned to the exact spot it belongs. Press Sort. Your own words are grouped by subject, and every request is numbered, so nothing you asked for gets lost. It never rewrites you. The words stay yours. Fix a word it misheard once, and it remembers. When it reads right, press Send. Copy it, or share it straight to Notes, Mail, Messages, or a prompt for your AI assistant. Paste works too. Drop in a long reply from someone else, hear it read aloud, and tap a sentence to answer that exact part. Private by design: • Speech is turned into text on your iPhone. • Sorting runs on your iPhone. No internet needed. • No account. No sign-in. No servers. Nothing you say or paste ever leaves your phone. Works on any iPhone running iOS 26 or later.
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What's New in Ramble

1.1

September 25, 2026

Talk to Think is now Ramble. Same app, same notes, new name. A calmer home screen: folders, Search and a big microphone at the bottom, and a date ruler down the side to jump through months of notes. Fold away the thoughts you add under a sentence. Settings rebuilt, with a keyboard page that shows when the keyboard is ready. Talk into any app with the Ramble keyboard. Speak in 54 languages. Screens in 33. Import a voice memo, a podcast or a meeting video and work with it like a note. Search every note. See every open request and decision in one place. Ask any AI: hand a note to whichever AI app you use, with your photos, and let it ask you first.

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