The device records; this page manages, transcribes, reads aloud, and syncs.
How fast it reads. Applies to the server voice and the free browser one alike.
Tap tags on a recording to file it. No typing per note.
Naming is metadata only. Note content always comes from your voice.
This looks like your very first time opening Mono Note Mini. Here's the 30-second tour — everything is black & white, paper-ruled, and yours alone.
1 Tap + New note or hit the mic to record — it saves instantly and appears in the list.2 Click any note to edit the Courier transcript — it autosaves and lines up on the ruled paper.3 Tap a bubbly tag in the top bar to filter, or tap a chip in the reader to file a note.4 Use the search box to find anything by name, text, or tag.5 Settings → Speech speed to change how fast it reads aloud, and Typewriter sounds to make typing feel nice.
Tip: the device posts each note to this machine as it records. Press Sync now to pull whatever is waiting.
Plug the device into this computer with a USB-C data cable and press Flash. It takes about half a minute.
Connected to —. Its clock is —. Everything here is stored on the device itself.
Lets the device sync and fetch the time on its own. It uses 2.4 GHz networks.
Press the WPS button on your router within two minutes and it hands the device the network itself.
Your own machine, running the server from this project. Blank turns it off.
The time zone and clock are set automatically from this browser whenever you save.