Auralis listens to spoken English and turns conversations, lessons and lectures into clear, structured notes — right in your browser.
No accounts. No paid APIs. Just you, your microphone, and real-time note extraction.
Start speaking...
Three simple steps. Everything happens in your browser.
Press the microphone and talk naturally. Auralis listens using your browser’s built-in speech recognition.
Speech is converted to text in real time. Interim results appear as you speak; final results lock in the transcript.
A local note-extraction engine turns the transcript into headings, key ideas, terms, and takeaways — no cloud AI required.
Stop writing everything down. Focus on understanding while Auralis captures the structure.
Turn what you hear today into something you can revise tomorrow.
Important concepts and definitions become ready-to-review material.
Keep the important information without manually writing everything.
Capture explanations and ideas while you learn, then refine later.
Saved locally in your browser. Nothing leaves your device.
No sessions yet. Record something to get started.
Auralis uses the Web Speech API provided by your browser. Recognition may be processed by the browser vendor (e.g. Google on Chrome). We do not send audio to any custom server.
Transcripts and notes are stored in your browser’s localStorage. They never leave your device unless you explicitly copy or download them.
Access is requested only when you press the microphone button. You can revoke permission at any time in your browser settings. The mic is stopped as soon as recording ends.
This MVP has no sign-up, no analytics, and no third-party tracking scripts. Everything runs client-side.
Turn lectures and lessons into revision material without frantic note-taking.
Capture explanations and create reusable learning resources from spoken content.
Turn spoken discussions into structured information that everyone can revisit.
This prototype is fully free. No payment required.