Yomu Noto

Yomu Noto is a note app designed to help you think clearly by reading and listening to text.
It’s built for people who want to organize ideas, learning, and thoughts in a simple way.

■ Key Features
• Create notes while reading text
• Listen to text with built-in text-to-speech
• Clean, distraction-free interface
• Quickly save ideas and memos
• Ideal for learning, thinking, and daily reflection

■ Perfect for
• People who enjoy reading and learning
• Users who want to listen to text while working or moving
• Anyone who wants to organize thoughts efficiently
• Those looking for a simple and focused note app

Yomu Noto transforms note-taking from a task into a calm and thoughtful experience.

This app is designed for "learning while doing"—whether you're walking, taking a bath, or relaxing at home. Even when your hands are busy, you can conveniently review your ideas and work notes with text-to-speech playback. With large, easy-to-see buttons and simple operation, it’s safe and efficient for multitasking. While audio recording and voice commands are not supported, the app offers a hands-free experience by reading text aloud. Perfect for busy professionals and lifelong learners seeking next-generation memo management without the need for typing.
Image recognition text can be obtained from still images.


How do you actually use it?

I am an app developer and would like to know about new features from the developer videos that are updated every year.

But the videos themselves are spoken in English. I'm still not very good at English.

Fortunately, translated subtitles are available.

So, I copy and paste all the Japanese subtitles into this app “Yomu Noto” and listen to them while walking, walking, or taking a bath.

I can concentrate on the content and use the knowledge I gain while creating my work.

Of course, I can't remember all of the contents, but I can learn some things and come up with some ideas during the time that I was not able to study.

It is also tiring to listen to difficult content seriously. Is that because of the adrenaline rush that comes with exercising? I feel that the hurdle of listening to the content disappears.

Please try this learning method.

You can do it at the gym. Isn't it one efficient way of learning to exercise your body and your mind at the same time?

Thinking while walking may help you come up with new ideas, and it may also be a good way to use the information as an aid.