Start with Vowise
Pick the right first workflow: record, import, review, or automate.
- Audience
- New users who want to understand where Vowise fits.
- Time
- 8 minutes
- Level
- Beginner
Scenario
Start with the workflow this guide is designed for before moving into the steps.
As a busy operator, I want one map of Vowise workflows so I can decide whether to record a meeting, capture a thought, or connect an automation without guessing.
You will know which tutorial to open next and which artifact to expect at the end of each path.
Complete steps
Choose a capture path
Use desktop recording for meetings, mobile capture for quick field notes, or API/Shortcuts for repeatable workflows.
Choose a shaping path
Use templates when the final format matters; use dictionary entries when product names, people, and acronyms must stay precise.
Choose a review path
Use review and journal flows when the value is not the raw transcript but the memory, decisions, and next actions extracted from it.
Details
Recommended first route
Start with a short, low-risk recording instead of a high-stakes meeting. The goal is to learn the capture-to-review loop before relying on it.
- Install the desktop app or open the web console.
- Record a two-minute sample.
- Apply one template and add a few dictionary terms.
- Review the result and decide what should become a reusable workflow.
Connected feature paths
This tutorial should not dead-end. These are the natural next features and workflows it connects to.
Vowise feature map
Understand what Vowise helps you do: record, transcribe, organize, review, create content, use multiple platforms, and tune settings.
Install the desktop app
Prepare macOS or Windows for stable meeting capture.
Make your first recording
Record a short voice note and turn it into a reviewable transcript.