Never Lose a Voice Note Again

The short answer: press Ctrl+H to open History, search through all past transcriptions by date or content, click any note to view or copy text, and track your productivity with statistics showing total notes, words transcribed, and daily usage streaks.

Transcribing 20-30 voice notes daily produces valuable content that disappears unless you save it manually. Searching through Slack or email to find "that thing I dictated last Tuesday" wastes 5-10 minutes per search.

1. Press Ctrl+H (or click History in AICHE) to open the History panel.

2. View all transcriptions sorted by date (newest first) with timestamps and word counts.
3. Use the search box to find notes by content. Type keywords and History filters instantly.
4. Click any note to view full text, copy to clipboard, or delete permanently.
5. Switch to Statistics tab to see total voice notes created, words transcribed, and current usage streak.
6. History stores transcriptions locally with AES-256 encryption. Your notes never leave your device.

Heads-up: History stores everything unless you manually delete it. If you dictate sensitive information (client names, financial data, passwords), review and delete those notes after use. There's no automatic cleanup.

The pro-tip: History search works across all text, not just titles. Search for project names, people, or topics to instantly find related notes from weeks ago. Faster than searching email or Slack archives.

Result: you dictate 40 meeting notes over two weeks. When your manager asks "what did the client say about timeline?" you search History for "timeline," find the relevant note in 3 seconds, and have the exact quote ready.

Do this now: press Ctrl+H, browse your transcription history, search for a keyword from a recent note, and check your statistics to see how many words you've transcribed.