RambleFix

RambleFix turns spoken, rambling voice notes into polished writing. A user speaks naturally, including false starts and filler words, and the app returns a cleaned up email, note, post, article, summary or list of action items written in the user's tone. It runs in a web browser, on iPhone and as a Mac app that types into any application through a hotkey. It is aimed at professionals who think better aloud than at a keyboard, such as customer success staff, consultants, founders and project leads. The vendor contrasts it with built in dictation, which types every word as spoken, by saying RambleFix removes fillers, formats the result and can also produce meeting notes, summaries and action items from the same recording. Transcription covers more than 30 languages. The free plan includes 1,000 words every month on Mac and web with no card required. Paid plans can be billed monthly or yearly and cancelled at any time, and an Enterprise option with volume discounts is available through the sales team. The pricing page text does not state paid plan amounts. RambleFix is made by Appetite for Distraction LLC, and the founder is named as Yash Bagal.