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Words appear as people speak. Tap ★ to mark key moments, then Whisper re-transcribes for higher accuracy.
Lectures, meetings, interviews, YouTube. Murmo transcribes as you record, then turns it into a summary, key points, to-dos and flashcards in one tap. You just listen.
Works on iPhone, Android, Mac and Windows. Add it to your home screen and use it like any app.
OK, let’s go over the Q4 launch plan.
We want beta testing done by November 20.
Amy will own the landing page.
Let’s confirm pricing next Monday.
More than a recorder. Murmo turns what you hear into notes you will actually use.
Words appear as people speak. Tap ★ to mark key moments, then Whisper re-transcribes for higher accuracy.
Paste a video or article link. Murmo pulls the captions or text and gives you the key points in seconds.
Get a one-minute summary, key points and action items without rewriting anything yourself.
Turn a lecture into study material you can review before the exam.
Tasks mentioned in a meeting land in your To-do list. Tick them off when done.
English, Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Cantonese, Spanish and many more, with auto-detect.
Open Murmo and tap +. Record, import audio, or paste a YouTube or web link.
Text appears while you talk. Star the important parts and jump back to them later.
Summary, key points, to-dos, mind map and flashcards in one go. Export or share anytime.
Record lectures, capture key points, and review with flashcards and quizzes.
Meeting notes write themselves, and no action item slips through.
Get the gist of tutorials, podcasts and online courses fast.
Interview transcripts and voice memos, organized into searchable notes.
Murmo is built privacy-first. Use it without an account and your data never leaves your device.
Yes, Murmo is free to use. Transcription runs on Groq’s Whisper service, so you add your own free Groq API key once in the “Me” tab.
No. Murmo is a web app (PWA). Open app.murmoapp.com in your browser. On iPhone, tap Share → “Add to Home Screen” in Safari; on Android, choose “Install app” in Chrome, and it works like a regular app.
More than 100 languages, including English, Traditional and Simplified Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Cantonese, Spanish, French, German, Thai and Vietnamese, plus auto-detect.
By default it is free: tap “Copy & open Claude”, paste into Claude, then paste the reply back into Murmo. You get a summary, mind map, flashcards, quiz and to-dos at once.
Audio is stored only on your device. For transcription it is sent to Groq using your own key. If you sign in, only text notes are synced, and only your account can read them. See the privacy policy for details.
Yes. Sign in with Google and your text notes sync across devices. Audio files stay on the device that recorded them.