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Import photos from your camera roll, then tap and speak to rename them. Audiotag uses your voice to generate a descriptive filename, attaches a spoken note, and preserves the original date-taken metadata. You can then export a PDF report of your named photos.

Audiotag operates on a flat monthly subscription. The Standard plan is $5/month and gives you unlimited voice renaming and searching. The Pro plan is $10/month and unlocks all features, including PDF report generation and batch processing. You can cancel anytime.

No. Your photos and voice recordings are processed and stored locally on your device. We do not upload your photos or recordings to our servers unless you explicitly choose to sync or share them.

Yes. When Audiotag renames a photo, it keeps all original EXIF metadata intact, including the date and time the photo was taken. Your files stay exactly as they were — just with a better name.

After renaming your photos, select the job or group of photos you'd like to include, then tap "Export Report." Audiotag arranges the photos in order with their spoken notes and generates a professional PDF ready to send to your client.

Yes. Audiotag is available for download on both the Apple App Store and Google Play Store.

All subscription payments are processed through the Apple App Store or Google Play Store. Subscription cancellations and refund requests are handled directly through your device's app store settings according to their respective policies. If you believe there has been an error with your billing, please contact us.

Available on the Pro plan, the Notes feature allows you to attach up to 1,000 characters of spoken or typed observations directly to each photo during the renaming workflow. This extra context is preserved with the photo file and automatically included in exported PDF reports and AI summaries.

Audiotag pairs on-device voice recognition with AI data processing to turn your spoken descriptions and notes into clean filenames and structured report records. Instead of transcribing messy notes back at the office, AI organizes the content by job and date, ready for client delivery or cloud sync.

Yes. Emergency responders, inspectors, and frontline teams use Audiotag to rapidly document incident scenes, inspect emergency vehicles and gear, conduct training debriefs, and generate inter-agency visual documentation with intact timestamp and location metadata.

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