I just made the mobile client for Vaulto public under GPLv3. It's a voice-notes app for Android. You can record something, turn it into text, pull out tasks and reminders, or ask questions about notes you've already saved. It has two ways to process content: Whisper and Qwen on the phone, or optional cloud processing. The local option is free and doesn't require an account, but you have to download the models first. They take storage, and speed depends on the phone. I wanted the repository to explain the privacy boundaries clearly. Local inference, encrypted sync and cloud AI are different things. For example, enabling encrypted sync doesn't stop a cloud AI service from receiving the text you ask it to process. The README links to those paths in the code. The hosted backend isn't included in this release. Pro subscriptions pay for cloud features; opening the client doesn't remove that part of the product. Source, screenshots and build notes: https://github.com/dirusanov/vaulto_note_mobile Android app: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.vaultonotemobile If you use voice notes, what usually happens after recording: do you clean them up, extract a to-do list, or leave them as audio? The video is a montage of real screenshots from 1.0.87, not a live recording; the current Play version is 1.0.89.   submitted by   /u/Random1k17 [link]   [comments]