
Sluqe
Voice notes with a memory: talk now, ask later
About Sluqe
Sluqe is an AI voice notes app that records lectures, interviews, and meetings, transcribes them with speaker labels, and writes summaries and action items. Its main focus is long-term recall: you can ask natural-language questions across months of recordings and jump to the exact moment in the audio. It runs on iOS, Android, Mac, Windows, the web, and as a Chrome and Safari extension.
Pros & Cons
Pros
- Built around recall across months of recordings, not only per-recording transcripts and summaries
- Answers link back to the exact timestamp so you can verify a quote by ear
- Free plan with 2 hours of recording per month and no card required
- Wide platform coverage: iOS, Android, Mac, Windows, web, and Chrome/Safari extensions
- Multiple summary styles, including decisions-only and action-item views
- Recordings are not used for model training without opt-in
Cons
- Very new product with almost no independent user reviews (zero on G2 and one App Store rating as of October 2026)
- Free plan caps recording at 2 hours per month and limits AI chats
- Pro caps recording at 30 hours per month, which heavy lecture or interview recorders can exceed
- Team plan is sales-only and SOC 2 is still in progress
- An independent review reports slow processing on long files
Key Features
Ask across recordings
Natural-language questions across every recording you have made, returning the exact answer with the matching audio timestamp and surrounding context.
Speaker-aware transcripts
Transcription with speaker diarization; each speaker gets a name that you can use as a filter.
Cross-recording threads
Detects when the same topic spans weeks of recordings and links them into a thread automatically.
Smart summaries
Summary styles per recording or folder: bullets, narrative, decisions-only, or action items.
Synced audio and text playback
Tap any sentence in the transcript to jump to that second of audio.
Voice memo import
Import existing recordings from your library so older voice notes become searchable alongside new ones.
Multi-platform capture
Apps for iOS, Android, Mac, and Windows, a web app, and browser extensions for Chrome and Safari, with cross-device sync.
Privacy controls
Recordings are private by default and are not used to train models without opt-in; the vendor advertises end-to-end encryption and on-device transcription options.
Pricing
- 2 hours recording per month
- AI summaries
- Basic memory and search
- Limited AI chats
- Web and mobile access
- Up to 30 hours per month
- Memory across all recordings
- Unlimited AI chats
- Web search and deep research
- Exports and sharing
- Priority support
- 14-day free trial
- All Pro features
- Individual use only
- Reasonable usage limits
- No future team features
- Limited spots, application required
- Shared workspace
- Team memory and search
- Permissions and roles
- Admin controls
- Priority onboarding
Best For
Students recording lectures
Record every lecture, auto-sort by course, and ask before exams what the professor said on a topic, with a timestamp to replay.
Researchers running interviews
Keep months of field interviews searchable with speaker labels, cross-interview threads, and citable timestamps.
Journalists working with tape
Pull quotes by speaker and topic from long interviews and find a source's exact words weeks later.
Personal voice journaling
Capture half-formed ideas as voice memos and query them later instead of scrolling through untitled recordings.
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