• Assign people: tap a speaker and choose who is talking. In long recordings Voquio suggests who continues in the next section. • A notification as soon as your transcript is ready • Import long videos: Voquio keeps only the sound • Timestamps even without speaker detection • More reliable: transcripts continue on their own after connection problems, and videos no longer get stuck at the end

• Live text: see the words on your device while you record (iOS 26 and later) • One tap: summary, study notes, flashcards, exam questions, to-dos, minutes • Listen back: tap a timestamp, up to 2× speed • New exports: Word (DOCX), subtitles (SRT) and the recording itself • Your first transcript is now free up to 60 minutes • Voquio now speaks English

Small improvements for a smoother experience. Voquio may now occasionally ask you to rate it on the App Store – if the app helps you, a rating means a lot to us.

Import voice memos directly: in the Voice Memos app, tap Share on a recording and choose Voquio. The recording lands in Voquio right away, ready to transcribe. This also works for audio and video files from the Files app and other apps. Voquio also has a new app icon built for Liquid Glass, with light, dark and clear variants.

Voquio 1.1 makes getting started and working with your transcripts easier: • Record and import right from the home screen, together with your latest transcripts • Search transcripts, correct the text and rename speakers • Suggested questions, copy buttons and your remaining answers right in the chat • One consent before the first upload and a confirmation before cancelling • Deleted transcripts can be restored for a moment • Clearer model names, larger recording controls and many small refinements The dictation microphone in the composer has been removed. You can still dictate your instruction with the iOS keyboard.