A transcript captures the words. Your voice captures tone, pause, hesitation, energy and the meaning behind them. Jin Mobile sends both audio and transcript straight to Notion, so your full thought stays intact.
Meet Jin Mobile
Your Second Brain in Your Pocket
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*iPhone Only • iOS 17 and later
Leave a message for your future self. Capture voice, images, files, web clips, text. Link thoughts together. Jin Mobile organizes everything automatically.
Transcription records words; Jin Mobile captures intent!
Built for moments you can’t write
See how it works
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
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Tap record, speak.
Jin transcribes on-device using Parakeet TDT v2, then sends the audio and transcript to your Notion workspace as a new page. Prefer typing? Double-tap to write a note by hand — same one-tap Notion sync, no recording needed.Long silences are trimmed automatically so the audio stays tight. A copy of the audio is also saved to your iCloud Drive in the JinMobile folder, visible in Files.
No cloud of ours. No subscription. No account to create.
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Voice Memos is built to keep recordings. Jin is built to keep ideas.
When you finish a recording in Voice Memos, you have a file you'll probably never play back.
When you finish in Jin Mobile, you have a Notion page — with the audio, a time-aligned transcript, an auto-generated title, your tags, and a folder.
Silences are trimmed automatically, so you're not listening to your own pauses. And because everything lives in Notion, your captures become data — graph them, filter them, link them to projects, action them, build on them weeks later.
You can even append a new recording to a note from a week ago, stitching two thoughts into one.Voice Memos is an archive. Jin is a continuous conversation.
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Because Notion is where ideas go to become things.
A voice note on its own is a moment. The same note in Notion is a database row — taggable, filterable, linkable, actionable.
You can graph your captures by week, filter them by project, link them into a brief, or pull them into a doc you're writing. The thought you had on Tuesday becomes the bullet you need on Friday.And because Jin Mobile syncs both audio and transcript, your Notion page holds the whole thought, not just the words. Append a new recording to an existing note and Notion gets one continuous audio file and one continuous transcript — your ideas stitched together, in the place you already work.
No new app to adopt. Just the tool you already trust, finally fed by your voice
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We're focused on doing iPhone well before expanding. Apple Watch, and iPad are on the roadmap with no firm date.
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Transcription happens on your iPhone. Your audio and transcript go only to your Notion workspace using your own integration token. We don't run a server. We see nothing.
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Yes for recording and transcription. Notion sync obviously needs internet; captures queue locally and push when you're back online
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In Settings → Notion, open our template, tap Duplicate to copy it to your workspace, paste the URL of your copy and your Notion integration token. The app tests the connection and shows the schema it detected. Less than 60 seconds.
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Jin still records and transcribes locally. Recordings live in the Library with playback and tagging.
Audio is also in your iCloud Drive Jin Mobile folder, so you can share it to any other app via Files.
Transcripts stay inside Jin Mobile until you push to Notion.
Notion can help your build an external drive for your thoughts, to help it grow and connect over time. -
Very accurate. Jin Mobile runs two on-device passes: Apple's Neural Engine gives you a live transcript as you speak, then Parakeet TDT v2 — a state-of-the-art speech model — produces the higher-accuracy version that lands in Notion.
Parakeet is English-only for now, with more languages on the roadmap. It runs entirely on your device — no audio leaves your phone.
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$9.99 one time. No subscription. No in-app purchases. Refunds go through Apple at reportaproblem.apple.com. Support email response is typically under 24 hours.