Notes app
The running list you keep on your phone.
- hotel 140 mon
You don't need a format. Quick Capture understands the ways people naturally separate one thing from the next — and you can mix them in a single note.
Lunch $15 yesterday⏎NEW LINEUber $25 today,COMMAcoffee $5 this morning•BULLETgroceries 64.20 on Fridayand thenPLAIN WORDSparking for 8.SENTENCEGym membership 30 on the 1st
→ Six entries, six rows. If the text turns out to describe only one thing, Quick Capture adds a single row.
Each entry is read on its own, so “yesterday” and “on Friday” land on the right days — worked out from your phone's date. Entries without a date get today.
“$15”, “15 dollars” and “15” all land as 15.00, so your totals add up.
Dropdown columns only get options you've defined — never a made-up one.
Notes are cleaned up and capitalised, even if you typed in a hurry.
The running list you keep on your phone.
Things you texted yourself so you wouldn't forget.
Order confirmations and itemised lists.
Everything you meant to log, typed in one go.
Tap your keyboard's mic key and talk the list.
Add the Voice Sheet widget on iPhone or Android and Quick Capture is one tap away. On Android, it drops you back on your home screen as soon as your entries are in.
Inside the app, Quick Entry sits next to Manual Entry and the mic. Swipe the spreadsheet card at the top to choose which sheet your entries go to.
| Quick Capture | Voice entry | |
|---|---|---|
| Best for | Catching up on several things at once | Logging one thing the moment it happens |
| You give it | Typed, pasted or keyboard-dictated text | A spoken sentence |
| Entries per go | As many as fit in 1,000 characters | One |
| Before saving | Added straight away; edit later if needed | Pre-filled form you check first |
| Open from | Home screen widget or Quick Entry button | Mic button in the app |
Voice Sheet is a mobile data-entry app for Google Sheets. Use any spreadsheet in your Drive or one of seven ready-made templates, then add rows by voice, by Quick Capture or from the widget. It works offline, sends reminders for recurring entries, and can run without a Google account.
Take the tour →Open Quick Capture in Voice Sheet, paste or type your notes, and tap Submit. The app splits the text into separate entries, matches each part to your sheet's columns, and adds every entry as its own row.
Yes. Quick Capture adds as many rows as your text describes — a list of five expenses becomes five rows in one submit.
No. New lines, commas, bullets, full stops or plain words like “and then” all work, and you can mix them.
Entries are added straight to your sheet. Open Recent Entries in the app to edit any of them, or fix it in Google Sheets directly.
Yes — tap the microphone key on your phone's keyboard and speak the list. For single entries with a review step, use voice entry.
You can write while offline and your text is saved as a draft. Submit it once you're connected again.
Quick Capture is a Premium feature — $4.99 a month or $39.99 a year, with a free trial for eligible new subscribers.