Personal
Podcasts, YouTube, sermons
You already listen. Ezra keeps the useful part so you do not have to hunt through the replay.
- Transcript. Every word, ready to read.
- Summary. The point, without the replay.
- Key ideas. What deserves another look.
A quieter way to keep what you hear
Ezra is a private audio notes and learning app for iPhone and Android. Record audio, import audio or video, or add a YouTube link. Get a transcript and summary, ask about that source, and create learning tools when you choose.
The whole shape of it
Capture a talk, an episode, or a conversation — in the app or by uploading audio.
Ezra returns a transcript, a summary, and the ideas that deserve another look.
Ask for a quiz, a guide, or another learning tool from that same recording.
Chat stays with the source you choose when you need the point again.
Same product. Two kinds of days.
Personal
You already listen. Ezra keeps the useful part so you do not have to hunt through the replay.
Work
Record the conversation, then leave with a summary and takeaways you can actually act on.
Create from it
After a recording is ready, you can ask Ezra to create a learning tool from that source. Nothing is generated until you choose it.
Check what stuck after a sermon, lecture, or podcast.
Keep the terms and ideas ready to review.
A structured way back through what you heard.
Questions for a class, a team, or a follow-up conversation.
Reflection from that recording, not a generic list.
What to do with what you heard.
A slower return to a talk you want to live with.
One source at a time
What should I remember?
Attention changes what a moment becomes.
From Morning reflection at 12:48Ezra, plainly stated
Ezra is a private, mobile-first personal knowledge app that turns recordings and uploaded audio into clear transcripts, concise summaries, key ideas, and useful takeaways. You can then ask questions about one source, or create learning tools on demand. Its chat stays scoped to the recording you choose, so answers come from that source instead of a general or cross-library assistant.
Record in the app or upload audio. Ezra keeps the source in your personal library, transcribes it, identifies the summary and key ideas, and makes that recording available for source-scoped questions. When you ask, Ezra can also create learning tools from that source — quizzes, flashcards, study guides, discussion guides, journal prompts, practical applications, and devotionals. Capture is offline-tolerant, and syncing resumes when your device reconnects.
Yes. Open a source and ask questions about that recording. Ezra retrieves from that source alone and cites the relevant part of the recording. It does not search across your whole library or act as a general-knowledge chatbot.
Ezra is designed for one person, not a team or organization. Your library is private to your account, recordings can be captured without a connection, and pending work syncs when you are back online.
Ezra is available now for iPhone and Android. Download the iPhone app from the App Store or get the Android app on Google Play.
Record without a connection. Ezra keeps your capture on hand and resumes syncing when you’re online.
Now on iPhone and Android