Getting Started
Create your account, set up your first workflow, and record your first voice note in under 5 minutes.
SendMyVoice turns your voice into structured data. Record a voice note, and our AI transcribes it, extracts the key information, and sends it exactly where it needs to go — Notion, Google Docs, Google Sheets, email, and more.
This guide walks you through everything you need to start using SendMyVoice in under 5 minutes.
1. Create your account
Go to sendmyvoice.com and click Get started.
You can sign in with:
- Google — one click, recommended
- Magic link — enter your email and we'll send you a sign-in link (no password needed)
There's nothing else to set up. Once signed in, you'll land on your dashboard.
2. Create your first workflow
A workflow tells SendMyVoice what to do with your voice notes. It defines:
- Where to send the data (Notion, Google Docs, Google Sheets, or email)
- How to format it (database row, page, email summary, etc.)
Start the wizard
From the dashboard, click the "+ Create workflow" card or the "New workflow" button.
Step 1 — Name it
Give your workflow a short, memorable name like "Daily Standup", "Meeting Notes", or "Expense Log". You can rename it later.
Step 2 — Pick a destination
Choose where your voice notes should go:
| Destination | Status |
|---|---|
| Notion | Available |
| Google Docs | Available |
| Google Sheets | Available |
| Available | |
| Slack | Coming soon |
Step 3 — Connect your account
What happens next depends on the destination you chose. See the full setup guides:
Step 4 — Choose an action
Pick what should happen when you send a voice note:
For Notion:
- Add row to database — best for recurring structured entries (standups, expenses, tasks)
- Create a new page — best for notes, meeting summaries, journal entries
For Google Docs:
- Create a document — AI structures your voice note into a formatted Google Doc in your selected folder
For Google Sheets:
- Add a spreadsheet row — AI maps your voice data to your spreadsheet columns and appends a row
For Email:
- Summary + transcript — AI summary with the full transcript below
- Transcript only — just the cleaned-up transcript
Step 5 — Select a target
For Notion workflows, browse your workspace and select the specific database or page where data should go. For Google Docs, select a folder from Google Drive. For Google Sheets, pick a spreadsheet and confirm the detected table structure.
That's it — click Create workflow and you're ready to record.
3. Record your first voice note
Click the Record button from the dashboard (or a specific workflow card).
- Select a workflow from the dropdown (it remembers your last choice)
- Tap the record button and speak naturally
- Tap again to stop recording
- Review your recording — play it back, re-record if needed, or change the workflow
- Hit Send — we handle the rest
What happens after you hit Send
You'll see a real-time progress screen:
- Transcribing audio — converting speech to text
- Understanding content — AI extracts key information and structures it
- Delivering — sending to your chosen destination
When it's done, you'll see a success screen with a link to view the result.
4. Tips for best results
- Speak naturally. Mention names, dates, numbers, and priorities — the AI picks them up automatically.
- Be specific. Instead of "I spent some money", say "I spent $42.50 on office supplies at Staples today."
- Use your workflow name as context. If your workflow is "Daily Standup", the AI knows to look for what you did, what's blocked, and what's next.
- Keep it under 5 minutes. Recordings can be up to 5 minutes long. For most use cases, 30 seconds to 2 minutes is ideal.
- Don't worry about filler words. "Um", "uh", "like" are automatically cleaned up.
5. View your history
Every recording appears in the History section on your dashboard. Each entry shows:
- Status (completed, processing, or failed)
- A summary of what was sent
- Which workflow was used
- When it was recorded
Click any entry to see the full transcript, audio player, AI summary, and a link to the result.
What's next?
- Workflows in depth — action types, editing, and limits
- Recording guide — retry, re-record, and how AI processing works
- Notion integration — connecting workspaces, databases, and pages
- Email integration — adding recipients, confirmation, unsubscribe
- Settings & billing — profile, plans, connected accounts