The Vision

In a world drowning in text, voice is the most natural, yet underutilized, medium. Auvia wasn't built to be just another recorder; it was designed to be a "second brain" for creatives, journalists, and thinkers. The goal was simple but ambitious: create an iOS experience so fluid that capturing a thought feels as instant as thinking it.

The Challenge

Voice apps are notoriously utilitarian—clunky lists, poor audio quality, and zero context. Users were recording hours of audio but never listening back because scrubbing through silence is painful. The challenge was to transform "dead audio" into "living content." We needed to marry high-fidelity audio capture with near-instant, speaker-aware transcription, all wrapped in an interface that felt invisible.

The Solution

We built Auvia on a foundation of local-first intelligence. By leveraging on-device CoreML models, we achieved real-time transcription with 98% accuracy without compromising user privacy.

Sonic Identity

We didn't just design pixels; we designed sound. The app features a custom haptic and sonic feedback loop. Pressing record isn't a click; it's a heartbeat. This sensory depth reinforces the feeling of capturing something permanent.

The "Thought Stream"

Instead of a traditional file list, we introduced the "Thought Stream"—a continuous, searchable timeline of voice notes. Using NLP, the app automatically tags notes with context (e.g., "Meeting," "Idea," "Todo"), turning a chaotic list into a structured narrative.

The Impact

Since its beta launch, Auvia has redefined the category.

• 4.9/5 App Store Rating
• 2M+ Voice notes transcribed in month one
• 40% Higher retention rate than category average

"Auvia isn't an app; it's a flow state. It's the first time I've felt my phone actually listen to me." — TechCrunch Review