AudioNote
AudioNote is a note-taking application for macOS that combines handwritten notes or typed text with synchronized audio recordings. Users can tap on any part of their notes to jump to the corresponding point in the audio, making it useful for students attending lectures, professionals in meetings, and anyone who wants to create timestamped records of spoken content alongside written notes. The app bridges the gap between audio transcription and note-taking by anchoring written notes directly to the audio timeline.
AI Recommendation
1 suggestionWe could not find detailed current information about AudioNote's native Apple Silicon support status. Given the absence of clear public documentation about whether a native build exists, we recommend contacting Luminant directly to ask whether AudioNote has a native Apple Silicon version or when one is planned. This is particularly important given that Apple is removing Rosetta 2 support in macOS 28, scheduled for September 2028 — roughly 27 months away — after which any Intel-only app will stop launching entirely. If Luminant cannot confirm native support soon, you may want to begin evaluating alternative note-taking apps with confirmed Apple Silicon support, such as Notchmeister, OneNote, or Apple's own Notes app, all of which run natively on M-series Macs.
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