ToText is an iOS app from Lovelace Loom that turns recordings into text you can actually work with. Record a meeting, lecture, interview or idea through the microphone, or import an audio or video file, and the app transcribes it in more than 60 languages, with speaker labels and word highlighting where available. From there you can read a summary, check action items, search for a word or phrase across your library, export a PDF or plain text, and ask questions about a recording, with answers that cite the exact timestamp when timing data is available. A dictation keyboard extends the same idea to any app, letting you speak instead of typing in messages, mail and notes, and an optional ChatGPT connection lets you ask about all your recordings at once, sharing only text, never audio. The free plan includes 60 transcription minutes each month with no account or purchase required, Basic adds 1,000 minutes a month for $4.99, and Pro adds 2,000 minutes for $9.99. It is aimed at students, interviewers and meeting-heavy professionals who need to find what was actually said, weeks later, without re-listening to everything.