iOS-native to the bone.
Vozzle keeps your whole life organized — just by talking — and it runs across iPhone, iPad, and Apple Watch with the system woven in: widgets, Siri Shortcuts, Spotlight, a Live Activity in the Dynamic Island, and the Action Button wired straight to voice command on iPhone 15 Pro and the iPhone 16 line. Live translation is built right in. On Android, Vozzle is a native app too.
Lives inside iOS.
Vozzle uses every Apple-platform hook that exists. Live Activity on the Lock Screen. Dynamic Island while it listens or translates. Action Button on iPhone 15 Pro and the iPhone 16 line. Siri Shortcuts, App Intents, Spotlight across every transcript. Watch quick capture. iPad split view with a draggable transcript pane.
Live Activity · Dynamic Island
More Apple-platform hooks
Widgets — Home and Lock Screen
Next meeting on your Lock Screen, today's agenda on your Home Screen — small, medium, and accessory sizes.
Action Button — your capture key
Map the Action Button to voice command on iPhone 15 Pro and the iPhone 16 line: one press, and whatever you say files itself as tasks, events, and notes. Or point it at a meeting, Travel mode, Just Listen, or a new note instead.
Siri Shortcuts & App Intents
“Hey Siri, voice command in Vozzle.” Start a meeting, capture a note or a task, search your meetings — by voice, or wired into your Shortcuts automations.
Spotlight — titles, summaries, key points
Find a meeting, note, or task straight from the iPhone home screen — by title, summary, or the moments Vozzle pulled out.
Share Extension — from any iOS app
Long-press a YouTube link — tap Share, pick Vozzle, and its transcript comes back summarized into a note. Share text, a voice note or a handful of photos and Vozzle files it as the task, note or event it describes — nothing to sort afterwards.
iPad split view
Pull the transcript out beside the meeting details and drag the divider to size each pane — the live transcript follows the room while you skim the summary, tags, and action items in parallel.
Apple Watch — quick capture + complications
Wrist up, tap, speak. Plus five watch face complications: next meeting, overdue tasks, today's progress, quick capture, and a live meeting complication.
Also — a Control Center button that starts voice command from anywhere
Wrist up. Thought saved.
Quick capture
Five seconds, hands full
Raise your wrist, speak the thought, drop your arm. The voice note or task lands in Vozzle, transcribed and filed — before you could have unlocked your phone.
Meeting briefings
Context before you walk in
A briefing card lands on your wrist ahead of your next meeting: who's likely there, the talking points, and questions worth asking. Choose five, ten, or fifteen minutes ahead — it's prepared when you open Vozzle.
Live key moments
The meeting, on your wrist
While your phone listens, decisions and key moments surface on the Watch in real time — and a debrief card sums it up the moment it ends.
Questions about Vozzle on iOS
Does one subscription cover iPhone, iPad, and Apple Watch?
Yes — one account, one plan, all your Apple devices. Your data syncs between them automatically, end-to-end encrypted.
What can I do from the Apple Watch?
Capture voice notes and tasks the moment they occur, get a briefing card on your wrist ahead of a meeting — five, ten, or fifteen minutes, prepared when you open Vozzle — and watch key moments surface live while your phone listens.
Does Vozzle work with Siri, widgets, and the Action Button?
Yes — Siri Shortcuts start captures hands-free, Home and Lock Screen widgets show what's next, live listening runs as a Live Activity in the Dynamic Island, and on iPhone 15 Pro and the iPhone 16 line the Action Button can map straight to voice command.
Is there a Vozzle for Android?
Yes — Vozzle for Android is on Google Play, for Android 8.0 and up, with the same notes, tasks, meetings, and live translation. The Apple Watch app is the one thing it doesn't have.
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