Thought → Dooli Notes → done.
Three steps, none of which involve a keyboard. Here's exactly what happens between “hit record” and “finished document in Drive.”
so quick recap of the standup — um, the launch slips a week, that's fine, but I need to tell the team why, basically the payment vendor thing, and uh, Nadia owns the migration now, oh and Friday's demo moves to Monday… make sure nobody panics, the client hasn't seen the old date anyway —
Launch update: one-week slip, new owners, demo moves to Monday
Team — the launch moves out one week due to the payment-vendor dependency. No client impact: they haven't seen the original date.
Nadia now owns the migration. Friday's internal demo moves to Monday.
Ramble
Hit record and talk it out — mid-thought corrections, tangents, “no wait, actually” and all. Dooli Notes doesn't need a clean take. Record in the car, on a walk, in the elevator; a 30-second thought or a 20-minute download both work.
Dooli Notes structures it
The moment you stop talking, Dooli Notes writes the title, the tags, and the exact document your situation calls for — an executive brief, a client proposal, a decision memo, a team email, a project one-pager, and more. It reads like a sharp colleague wrote it, not a bot.
It lands, finished, wherever you want it
One tap exports it as a real, editable document — push it to Google Drive, or download it straight to your device. Take a single output type, or grab several at once and Dooli Notes bundles them into a zip. Ready to send, present, or act on: no app-switching, no reformatting, no second draft. Until you export, everything stays on your device.
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