Good ideas
don’t wait.
Say it before you forget it. Spitball saves your voice notes on your iPhone, so you can find them when you’re ready.
Get SpitballFor iPhone. Available now through TestFlight.
“What if we made a Sunday dinner club?”
Half-baked is
a great start.
You don’t need the right words. Just get the idea out. Speak naturally, save the recording, and come back to the transcript later.
Set up your Action button to capture without hunting for the app. Press and hold to start, then again to save.
Set up your Action buttonYour thoughts.
Your iPhone.
Your library stays on your device by default. No Spitball account. No uploading your recordings to our servers.
Want a cloud copy? Turn on iCloud Sync in Settings. It uses your own Apple Account. Optional app usage analytics never include your thoughts.
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Everyone brings one dish.
Someone brings a friend.
We do it again next month.
Give the idea
somewhere to go.
Search for a word you remember. Replay the original audio. Add a photo or place so future-you gets the full picture.
When it’s ready for someone else, share your thought as text, an image or a file. Include the recording if you want.
See how sharing worksA few good questions.
Do I need an Action button?
No. You can record or type inside Spitball on an iPhone running iOS 17 or later. The Action button is an optional shortcut on compatible iPhones.
Where do my thoughts go?
They stay in the app on your iPhone by default. iCloud Sync is optional. We do not store your private library on a Spitball server.
Does it work offline?
You can capture thoughts without an internet connection. On-device transcription depends on your device, language and speech models, which may need an initial download. iCloud sync needs a connection.
Why do I need TestFlight?
Spitball is currently in beta. TestFlight is Apple’s app for installing and updating beta apps. Our download page walks you through both steps.
Can I share a thought with someone?
Yes. Open a thought and use Share to choose the format and destination. The person receiving it does not need Spitball to read text or open a standard exported file.