JustScribe turns recordings — even hours long — into accurate transcripts and translations, and keeps them organized as notes. No subscription. No account — not even to pay.
It just works
Record for minutes or hours, tap stop, and your transcript is ready to read and translate. No setup, no fiddling.
File any transcript into a notebook, translate it later, keep everything organized — right in the app.
Accuracy isn't just for English. JustScribe handles more than 50 languages, including the ones other apps get wrong.
Pricing
No subscription. No math. Just minutes — and you never need an account, not even to buy.
60 min
on every new device
A free hour of transcription. No account, no card.
$0.69
$0.69 per hour
For the occasional recording.
$6.49
$0.65 per hour
For regular use.
$29.99
$0.60 per hour
Best value for heavy use.
Every pack is a one-time purchase — your balance never expires. Prices in USD; the App Store shows your local currency at checkout.
JustScribe was built around one rule: what you record is yours, and only yours.
Use JustScribe — and buy minutes — without creating an account. No email, no sign-up, nothing to hand over. Signing in with Apple is entirely optional, and exists only to share your balance across your devices.
Notes and transcript history are stored on your device and synced through your own private iCloud library. We never see them, and we never can.
Recordings are processed just long enough to produce a transcript, then deleted. Nothing is retained on our servers.
Our servers keep account and billing metadata only — usage minutes and balance. Even the integrity check we run is a one-way cryptographic fingerprint, never the transcript text itself.
And more
Need to know who said what? Turn it on per recording, whenever a conversation calls for it.
Choose a word-for-word translation, or a natural, polished one.
Themes and appearance options, with the app itself available in 9 languages.
Why JustScribe exists
"I built JustScribe because I couldn't find it anywhere: most transcription apps struggle outside the big languages, give up on long recordings, have nowhere to keep the results — and want a subscription for something I use a few times a month. So I made the app I wanted."
— an individual based in Sweden