Your voice is transforming into searchable text.
Speak to create an entry instantly, and use your voice anytime to find records from months or even years ago..
Other apps let you dictate with a microphone button. Clickni is different: months later, you can find that exact memory again, just by speaking a word.
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See It In Someone's Hands
The best way to understand Clickni is to watch someone actually use it — not a feature list, a real person speaking a memory into their phone.
From First Word to Scanned Code
Watch the whole flow from the very first entry: tap once, say what happened, and it's saved with a timestamp. Then point the camera at a barcode, a QR code, or a page of printed text — Clickni reads it and adds it to that same record.
See Real Examples
Real examples of what people record with Clickni — pick your language, type to search, or tap the microphone to search by voice, right here in your browser.
More Than a Voice Recorder
A conventional voice recorder gives you an audio file. A notes application gives you a note. Clickni creates a searchable, chronological record of what happened.
Voice-to-Text Precision
Creating a record takes a second, typing it takes a minute. Say it, and your exact words become the entry — no rewriting, no autocorrect surprises.
Add a Photo to Any Entry
Say what happened, then point the camera at it — a barcode, a QR code, or printed text on a receipt, a medicine box, a license plate. Clickni reads it and adds exactly what you choose to that same record.
Privacy First
Clickni is local-first. Your diary lives on your device, not on our servers. We do not collect or analyze your records.
How It Works
Recording information takes three steps, and none of them involve a keyboard.
Speak
Tap the + button and say what you want to remember.
Save
Clickni writes it down and stamps it with the exact date and time.
Find
Later, search by voice or by word — the record is there, exactly as you said it.
Built for People Who Don't Want to Forget
Clickni started as a tool for one 72-year-old programmer to keep track of his own life. It grew into something useful for anyone who values their memory — especially older adults.
For Elderly Users
Large text, one main button, voice in and voice out. No menus to get lost in — just speak, and find it again later.
For Everyday Life
Purchases, medications, a neighbor's car, a phone number written on a flyer — record it the moment you see it.
For Engineers & Homeowners
Measurements, meter readings, repairs and maintenance, recorded precisely, to the minute, while your hands are busy.
One tap. Say it. Save it. Find it later.
- Important events and decisions
- Purchases, receipts and warranties
- Measurements and readings
- Phone numbers, license plates, addresses
- Anything you may need to remember later
For Organizations & Sponsors
If your organization provides Android phones or tablets to elderly people — Clickni can come pre-configured with your name on it.
Become a Sponsor
Every screen can carry your organization's name, shown to every person you help — with no license screen, no trial period, and no cost to the people you support. Tell us roughly how many devices you distribute and propose your own price; we'll work out a version built specifically for your organization.
sponsors@clickni.infoPrivacy First
Your records belong to you.
Clickni is local-first. Your diary is not collected into a central database for analysis or advertising. Your memories should remain your memories.
What's Next
Clickni already reads barcodes, QR codes and printed text. The next step reaches further — into the receipt itself.
Reading the Receipt, Not Just the Paper
We're exploring a system where a receipt carries a single printed code — readable the moment it's scanned — linking straight to the full itemized purchase record. No more squinting at faded thermal paper or typing totals by hand: scan the code, and the purchase is in your pocket, organized and searchable.
"I have been programming since 1972, having started at MIPT. At 72, I realized that while our memories might fade, our tools should not. I built Clickni to help myself and others record life's events — from engineering tasks to garden observations — with precision to the minute." Viktor Tolkachov, founder of istin.org