Summarize a WhatsApp voice note

Four minutes of voice note, three useful lines.

Someone likes you enough to send a four-minute voice note. Not enough to type it out. Summarizing a WhatsApp voice note is exactly what Abrège Bot does: you forward it the audio, it sends back the gist in three lines, with a reply ready to send. No app to install. Right inside WhatsApp.

A summary, not a transcript

Transcribing keeps everything: the "ums", the tangents, the little backstory before the actual point. A four-minute voice note becomes a forty-line wall of text — now you get to read what you didn't want to listen to. Not sure that's progress.

Summarizing means sorting. The bot listens to all of it, then keeps only what's useful: what the person wants, the concrete facts, and the questions waiting on your answer. The rest goes back to silence.

What you actually get

The summary lands in the chat, in three blocks:

• "In short": the message in three points, max;
• "To do / to reply": the dates, the amounts, the questions asked;
• "Possible reply": a draft to copy as is, or tweak.

The bot handles forwarded voice notes too. When Sarah says "I", the summary tells you about Sarah — not you. Sounds obvious. Regular transcription tools don't do it.

How to summarize your first voice note

Add +33 6 52 05 04 26 to your contacts, or use the button at the bottom of the page. Forward it the voice note you got, like you'd forward it to a friend. The summary comes right after, in the same chat.

The first 5 voice notes are free, no card or sign-up. After that, Abrège Bot Premium moves to 100 voice notes for €5.99 a month — the details are on the pricing page. Each voice note can run up to 15 minutes.

So where does the voice note content go?

Nowhere. The audio is deleted after processing, the transcript is never stored, the summary goes to you without being archived. No content database, no model training. The full path is described in the privacy policy.