Ramble vs Notesync.md

Ramble. Capture thoughts. Send anywhere. Go for a walk. Put your phone in your pocket. Start a Ramble. Talk out loud. Get your thoughts out. Get an accurate transcript. Pipe it _anywhere_ via webhook. Ramble is an onramp into your systems. - Best-in-class transcription - Pick the speech-to-text model that fits your voice: - Apple Speech on-device - Groq Whisper v3 Turbo - Groq Whisper Large v3 - Deepgram Nova-3 - OpenAI GPT-4o Transcribe - New cloud models added as they ship - Your voice triggers anything - Every transcript can automatically POST to any HTTPS endpoint. Connect Ramble to: - AI agents - ramble your thoughts, let AI sort them out - Zapier & Make - plug into any automation platform with a single webhook - Notion & Airtable - journaling, meeting notes, field logs, straight into your database - Your own backend - signed requests, automatic retries, full API docs - A great Apple Watch App - Record on your wrist, no connection required. Talk, and the recording syncs to your phone for transcription. Built for getting off your screen, not staring at it. - Private by design - No accounts. No login. No data on our servers. Audio and transcriptions stay on your device unless you send them somewhere. Fully open source - read the code. - Reliable by design - Offline-first. Persistent queues. Clear status at all times. Record a thought on a hike, the transcript is there when you get home. - Pricing - The app is free. Apple Speech and webhook delivery are free forever. Cloud transcription models are available via an optional $2.99/month subscription. Not another note app. Not another AI assistant. A simple tool that captures your voice and sends it wherever you want. Privacy Policy: https://goodloop.dev/ramble/privacy Terms of Use (EULA): https://goodloop.dev/ramble/terms

Notesync.md is a simple notes app built for organizing quick project thoughts into folders, notes, and timeline-style entries, then keeping them synchronized across Mac, iPhone, and iPad with iCloud. Notes are also mirrored to the local filesystem as Markdown files, making them easy to read, back up, edit, or use with project management agents and other developer workflows.