iOS
Platform details for Scribe0 on iPhone (SwiftUI, iPhone 13+, iOS 26.4+), free on the App Store. For installation and first steps, see Get started on iOS.
Built for the bedside
Section titled “Built for the bedside”- On-device transcription on the A-series Neural Engine: a compact Parakeet model (110M) tuned for iPhone. Audio never leaves the phone.
- Voice memo import: transcribe recordings made in the Voice Memos app.
- Share sheet: send a finished note into any app (Mail, Notes, your EMR’s app).
- Diarization: speaker labels for multi-party conversations.
- Per-session diagnostics (transcription speed, latency, memory) are saved with each note.
Drafting routes
Section titled “Drafting routes”Two: on-device with Apple Intelligence (iOS 26), or Scribe0 Cloud, which is Anthropic’s Claude on sovereign Amazon Bedrock in Australia. There is no bring-your-own-key route on iPhone and no model picker; the desktop apps keep both. The cloud route asks your permission before the first transcript leaves the phone, comes with a free daily allowance, and can be swapped for on-device on any prompt. Settings ▸ Data and AI spells out exactly what is sent and where it goes.
iOS FAQ
Section titled “iOS FAQ”How do I get it?
Section titled “How do I get it?”From the App Store: apps.apple.com/app/scribe0. It’s free, and there’s no account to create.
Why is the iPhone model smaller than the desktop one?
Section titled “Why is the iPhone model smaller than the desktop one?”The 110M model is sized for phone memory and battery. It’s excellent for clear dictation; the desktops’ 0.6B model has the edge in noisy rooms or with heavy accents.
Does it drain the battery?
Section titled “Does it drain the battery?”Transcription runs on the Neural Engine, which is very power-efficient. A typical dictation session uses little battery.
Where are my notes?
Section titled “Where are my notes?”On the phone, in the app’s History. No account, no cloud sync.