Go without the phone.
Fieldnote records on Apple Watch, even when your iPhone stays behind.
A private voice journal for Apple Watch
Leave your iPhone behind. Speak into your Apple Watch whenever a thought surfaces. When you return, Fieldnote turns the recording into a searchable Page and adds a short Note only when there is something worth noticing.
The phone-free walk
No feed. No screen to carry. Speak, and keep moving. When you return, Fieldnote has made your recording useful without turning it into something you did not say.
Fieldnote records on Apple Watch, even when your iPhone stays behind.
One tap starts a quiet recording. There is nothing to organize while you walk.
Your recording moves to iPhone and becomes complete, searchable text.
Search every page, or tap a phrase to hear the exact moment again.
Notes, not answers
Every transcript becomes a searchable Page. Correct transcription mistakes without changing the recording. When there is something worth noticing, Fieldnote leaves a short Note grounded in your own words.
No advice. No diagnosis. No invented interpretation. Some Pages need no Note at all.
Phrase playback
During playback, tap any phrase to hear that exact moment while the words follow along.
Nothing is rewritten into a cleaner version of you. Every word remains in the transcript.
Private by construction
Recording, transcription, and Notes happen on your devices. Fieldnote has no server and no account.
Buy once. Keep forever.
Try every feature free for 14 days. Then unlock Fieldnote forever for $39.99.
One purchase. No subscription. Nothing expires.
Start a recording on your iPhone or Apple Watch. The Watch works without your phone nearby and safely keeps the recording until it reaches your iPhone.
The short answers
A note from the founder
Some of my clearest thoughts arrive only after I’ve left my phone at home.
On a long walk, something loosens. An idea becomes clear. A conversation takes on new meaning. Then I get home and realize I can’t quite find my way back to it.
I didn’t want another device to carry, another account, or another place my words had to travel. I wanted a small, private way to keep the thought without interrupting the walk. So I made Fieldnote.
Daniel · Second Act Labs