What AudioPen changed

• The main headline changed from "Turn your thoughts into the right words" to "Think out loud. Get clear writing."
• A sub-headline changed from "Get your own words, rewritten" to "Your ideas, just clearer."
• The section title "Works wherever you type" was updated to "Sound your best in every app."
• The testimonial section was reordered to put specific use cases (like article writing and workflow changes) at the top.
• Social proof was updated to specify that the "4.9/5" rating comes from Product Hunt.

The product is shifting its messaging from "rewriting" to "clarifying." This positions the tool as a way to sharpen your own ideas rather than just changing the words.

• Added "SuperSummaries" feature which allows users to combine multiple notes.
• Updated Prime plan benefits to explicitly include "Unlimited recordings."
• Rephrased "Unlimited rewrites" to "Unlimited voice typing and AI rewrites."
• Removed "Custom writing styles" from the primary Prime feature list.

AudioPen is shifting its value proposition from just rewriting single notes to organizing multiple thoughts. By adding "SuperSummaries" and emphasizing "Unlimited recordings," they are targeting power users who need to synthesize large amounts of spoken information rather than just fixing one draft at a time.

• Added a custom iPhone keyboard that allows users to talk into any app.
• Added a floating recording bubble for Android that inserts text into active fields.
• Added macOS and Windows hotkeys for both literal transcription and AI-rewritten text.
• Simplified pricing display to focus on a single $99/year Prime plan, removing the 3-month and 2-year options from the main view.
• Added a new "AudioPen MCP" feature to allow users to chat with their notes.
• Updated the value proposition to emphasize that it does not "generate" new content like ChatGPT, but only clarifies the user's own words.

The product has evolved from a web-based transcription tool into a system-level utility. By adding an iPhone keyboard, an Android floating bubble, and desktop hotkeys, the tool now competes directly with native OS dictation and specialized "type-anywhere" AI assistants.