Question: Is there a mobile app that can help me take notes with my voice, especially useful for people with hearing loss or RSI?

If you're in the market for a great mobile app for voice dictation and note-taking, Talknotes is a top pick. This AI-based tool converts voice recordings into formatted text, with a range of output options including transcripts, to-do lists and blog posts. It works with more than 50 languages and is available on iOS and Android devices. The markdown editor, folder organization and ability to export notes as PDF, Text or Markdown files are also useful. The Pro Plan is geared for heavy use, with features like recorder links and longer recording times.

Another good option is Speechnotes, an online speech-to-text service that offers fast and accurate dictation and transcription. It works on Android and iOS devices and offers real-time transcription with AI engines from Google and Microsoft. Speechnotes protects your data with encrypted communications and automatically deletes recordings. It's good for avoiding Computer-Related Repetitive Strain Injuries (RSI) and is relatively inexpensive, with dictation costing $0/month and transcription costing $0.1/minute.

Reflect is another all-purpose note-taking tool with voice note transcription, article summarization and grammar checking. It can integrate with other tools like Zapier, Readwise, Google and Outlook, and uses end-to-end encryption for security. Reflect supports networked note-taking, a web clipper and Kindle offline sync, so it's a good option for people with a variety of needs. A $10 per month subscription offers a lot of power for personal and professional use.