Intexting is an AI note-taking application that converts spoken audio into written documents. It records meetings, client calls, and voice notes, then produces finished output such as minutes, reports, and notes in English or more than 135 other languages. The service operates on web and Android platforms, and it does not require a bot to join a call. Users can record directly or upload existing audio, video, YouTube links, photos of notes, or PDF files. The application includes speaker identification, which separates voices and allows individual speakers to be renamed. Every line in a generated document links back to the corresponding audio segment for verification. Documents can be exported to Word, PDF, or Excel, or shared via a link that recipients can access without creating an account. Users can also query their notes for explanations, summaries, or quiz questions. The platform handles mixed languages, regional accents, and industry-specific jargon. Intexting supports a range of document types, including minutes of meeting, client summaries, visit reports, interview scorecards, legal case notes, and custom templates. Typical use cases include legal case notes and client notices, sales follow-ups and visit reports, structured interview evaluations, public administration proceedings, journalism transcripts with time-stamped quotes, lecture notes from various sources, healthcare consultation notes and patient advice sheets, and advisory session notes with action lists. The workflow follows three steps: record or upload audio, select a document format, then review, export, or share the result. A free tier is available and does not require a credit card.