
Voice journaling on iPhone: scripts and prompts that keep you moving
Short, repeatable scripts you can speak. Capture a day's story in 60 seconds with titles, bullets, and emotion tags.
Updates, deep dives, and practical notes about writing with your voice.

Short, repeatable scripts you can speak. Capture a day's story in 60 seconds with titles, bullets, and emotion tags.

Every reliable path to turn a recording into editable text — the Share Sheet, a one‑tap Shortcut, Live Captions, and privacy trade‑offs.

The tested punctuation and formatting commands that stick in iOS 18 — with a 30‑second practice drill and a printable one‑pager.

Three no‑cost approaches to get text from Voice Memos — what you gain, what you lose, and when to level up.

Fast, accurate ways to turn Voice Memos into editable text — built‑in share, a one‑tap Shortcut, and Brain Dump.

Ready‑to‑speak templates for meetings, ideas, and journaling — optimized for clean Markdown and quick review.

A practical comparison focused on accuracy, speed, privacy, and Markdown export — with picks for different jobs.

A dated snapshot of dictation accuracy across recent iPhones with method, reproducible kit, and how we’ll publish WER/time tables.

Seven short lines. Only two carry concrete meaning. Can you find them before you peek at the answer?
Practical, real‑world guidance on which mic gives cleaner transcripts when you’re walking or in a noisy room.

A 60‑second prompt to externalize the loop and get back to sleep.

Quick checks to find a note that didn’t appear where you expected.
The case for Markdown files in your iCloud instead of a proprietary store.
A compact structure you can speak that turns into clean, scannable notes.
A fast pattern for clear, actionable tickets without your laptop.
On‑device speech so you can capture anywhere, even with no signal.
Clear answers about privacy: on device transcription by default; optional AI polish only if you enable it.
A practical look at on device vs cloud speech for note capture: latency, privacy, and when each makes sense.
Practical tips for cleaner capture while walking or in public.

Guide to producing clean Markdown structure while speaking.

How low latency keeps your brain in flow, what "fast enough" feels like, and five fixes you can try today.

Quick, human prompts that kill the blank page and get you speaking. Clear examples and a one minute talk track.
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