Think better out loud.
Speak naturally. Ruby turns your recording into a clear written journal entry, then asks relevant follow-up questions based on what you said.
A softer way to get thoughts out of your head.
When your mind feels noisy, Ruby gives you a simple flow: say the thought out loud, read it back clearly, then keep going with questions based on what you said.
Speak before you edit yourself
Tap the big mic and get the messy thought out while it is fresh.
Turn voice into a clear written journal entry
Ruby keeps the voice-note speed, then gives you something cleaner to revisit.
Continue with relevant follow-up questions
Follow-up questions help you continue the reflection from your actual entry.
What Ruby feels like on iPhone.
Fast capture, voice-to-text entries, progress streaks, and follow-up questions — the talk-first Ruby loop on iPhone.
Blog posts for thinking out loud.
New to voice journaling? Learn what a voice journal is, compare voice journaling with writing, or try a practical voice brain dump.
What Is a Voice Journal?
A voice journal starts with spoken reflection instead of writing. Learn how voice journaling works, how it differs from voice memos, and its practical limits.
Getting startedHow to Do a Voice Brain Dump: A Step-by-Step Guide
Learn how to do a brain dump by voice, review the result, identify open loops and next actions, and decide whether you need a dedicated app.
CompareVoice Journaling vs Writing: When to Speak, Type, or Handwrite
Compare voice journaling, typing, and handwriting, including when each method fits, its limitations, and a practical hybrid workflow.