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Raycon AI Notetaker Full User Manual

Raycon AI Notetaker Full User Manual

Raycon AI Notetaker — Help & Documentation

Help & documentation

Setup guides, feature walkthroughs, and answers to common questions.

In the box

Everything you need to get started is included.

1

Raycon AI Notetaker device

Available in Carbon Black, Royal Blue, and Blush Violet

2

Magnetic charging cable

Proprietary magnetic connector. Full charge takes approximately 1 hour 40 minutes. The device powers off automatically when charging begins and cannot be turned on while charging.

3

Magnetic ring attachment

Included for use with non-MagSafe phones or cases. Attach the ring to your phone or phone case to enable a secure magnetic hold.

4

Quick start insert

A printed quick start guide is included in the box with setup instructions to help you get started.

Hardware overview

Physical specs, controls, and display states.

Front and Back of the Raycon AI Notetaker device, showing the LCD display and microphones

Maat

3.46 × 2.17 × 0.19 in

Weight

54g

Battery · convo

60 hours

Battery · call

40 hours

Charge time

~1 hr 40 min

Storage

64 GB

Bluetooth

5.4 (BLE)

Audio range

8 meters

Microfoons

4 MEMS + 1 VPU

Controls

The device has one button and one physical mode switch.

Diagram of the device with labels for button, mode switch, and LCD display
BTN

Multi-function button

The round button on the right.

QUICK PRESS

Wake from standby

HOLD 2 SEC

Start / stop recording

HOLD 4 SEC

Uitschakelen

HOLD 2 SEC

Power on

The device vibrates when a recording starts and stops. It also vibrates while you're holding to power off — keep holding for 4 seconds until the LCD shows "Goodbye!"
SWT

Mode switch

Physical switch on the left side of the device. Must be set before you start recording. If you change it during an active recording, the recording will stop and a new one will begin.

CALL

Toggle switch UP for Call Mode. For use when recording phone calls — uses VPU vibration mic. Device must be attached directly to the phone, and phone held to ear.

Diagram showing the device attached to a phone and held to the ear for call recording

CONVERSATION

Toggle switch DOWN for Conversation Mode. For use when recording in-person conversations — uses MEMS microphones. Captures sound up to 8 meters away.

Diagram showing the device placed on a table to record a group conversation

Additional button functions

Multiple presses on the button trigger different actions. Make sure the device is turned on first.

×1

Check battery and Bluetooth status

Press the button once. The device cycles through icons showing the current recording mode, battery level, and Bluetooth connection status.

×4

Find your serial number

Press the button 4 times. A QR code will appear on the LCD — scan it with your phone camera to view the device serial number.

×5

Find the firmware version

Press the button 5 times. The LCD will display the firmware version in the format FW x.x.x.

×7

Reset the device

Press the button 7 times. The LCD will show "Reset?" — press and hold the button for 2 seconds to confirm. The display will show "Resetting" while it resets, then "Reset Complete" when finished. The device will return to standby mode.

LCD display states

The LCD is on the front face of the device and shows the current state. Here's what each state looks like.

LCD display when powered on, showing Hello! message

Power on

LCD shows "Hello!" then goes into Standby Mode and the display turns off.

LCD display when powered off

Uitschakelen

LCD shows "Goodbye!" then powers off.

LCD display in Call Mode

Call Mode

LCD shows "Call" with an icon of a phone above.

LCD display in Conversation Mode

Conversation Mode

LCD shows "Conversation" with an icon of people above.

LCD display when recording

Recording

LCD shows "Recording..." for the duration of the recording.

LCD display when recording is saved

Recording Saved

LCD shows "Saved." for 1 second to indicate the recording has ended and been saved.

LCD display when Bluetooth is connected

Bluetooth Connected

LCD shows symbol for Bluetooth connection.

LCD display when Bluetooth is disconnected

Bluetooth Disconnected

LCD shows symbol for Bluetooth not connected.

Getting started

Get set up before your first recording. Takes about 5 minutes.

Important: Do not record anything before connecting the device to your account in the Raycon Notes app. When a device connects to an account for the first time, the hardware resets and clears any existing recordings as a security measure. Any recordings made before pairing will be permanently deleted.
1

Charge the device

Use the included charging cable to charge the device before first use. A full charge takes approximately 1 hour 40 minutes. The device will power off automatically during charging.

2

Download the Raycon Notes app

Search "Raycon Notes" in the App Store or Google Play, or scan the QR code below.

Diagram showing how to find the Raycon Notes app in the app store or via QR code
3

Create your account

Open the Raycon Notes app and follow the steps in the app to create your account.

Raycon Notes app — login and account creation screen
4

Power on your Notetaker

Press the button. The LCD will turn on showing "Hello!" — this means the device is ready to connect.

Diagram showing how to power on the Notetaker device — press the button until the LCD turns on
5

Connect the device

Make sure your Notetaker is turned on. Open the Raycon Notes app and follow the prompts to pair via Bluetooth — the app will walk you through enabling Bluetooth, finding your device, and confirming the connection.

Diagram showing the steps to connect the Notetaker device to the app
6

Attach to your phone

Attach the Notetaker to the back of your MagSafe-compatible phone or phone case. For non-MagSafe phones and cases, attach the included magnetic ring to your phone or case first, then attach the Notetaker to the ring.

Already have a MagSafe case? The magnetic ring can also be attached to a fridge, desk, or any surface for hands-free recording.

Recording

The Notetaker records two types of audio. Use the mode switch to select the right one before you start.

Conversation mode — in-person audio

Slide the mode switch to Conversation before starting.
1

Place the device

Set on a flat surface or keep attached to your phone. Audio pickup range is up to 8 meters.

2

Start recording

Hold the button for 2 seconds. The device vibrates and the LCD shows "Recording..." to confirm.

Diagram showing how to start recording on the Notetaker device — hold the button for 2 seconds until it vibrates and the LCD shows 'Recording...'
3

Stop recording

Hold the button for 2 seconds again. The device vibrates, LCD shows "Saved." then returns to standby. The app does not need to be open to record.

Diagram showing how to stop recording on the Notetaker device — hold the button for 2 seconds until it vibrates and the LCD shows 'Saved.'

Call mode — phone call recording

Slide the mode switch to Call before starting.
1

Attach the Notetaker to your phone

The device must be physically attached during the call. The VPU microphone uses vibration sensing to capture both sides of the conversation from the phone body.

2

Hold phone to your ear as normal

Do not use Bluetooth earbuds, headphones, or speakerphone during call recording — these prevent the device from detecting vibration and will result in incomplete audio.

3

Start and stop recording

Hold button 2 seconds to start, hold 2 seconds to stop — same as Conversation mode.

Transferring recordings to the app

1

Open the app with device nearby

Recordings sync automatically over Bluetooth when the device is connected. Please note: Longer recordings may take several minutes to transfer.

Once a recording syncs, it is deleted from the device and stored on your phone only.

Transcription & summaries

Transcription and summarization are not automatic. You can choose which recordings to process so you can control how you use your summary and transcription hours.

Tapping Summarize Audio generates both a full transcript and an AI summary at the same time. You cannot generate one without the other.
1

Select a recording

From your recordings list, tap the recording you want to process.

Recording detail screen showing the Summarize Audio button
2

Tap "Summarize Audio"

Starts processing. Requires an active internet connection — transcription happens in the cloud. Processing time varies by recording length.

Recording detail screen showing the Summarize Audio button
3

Review your transcript

AI-enhanced with punctuation and formatting. Speaker recognition (diarization) labels each speaker as Speaker 1, Speaker 2, etc. for multi-person conversations.

Transcript view screen showing AI-enhanced transcript with speaker labels
4

Review your summary

AI-generated summary of the recording. The summary will show you key takeaways from the conversation.

Summary view screen showing AI-generated summary of the recording
5

Copy or share

You can copy the transcript and summary to your phone's clipboard to paste elsewhere. You can also share the audio file or the transcript and summary using the share function in the app. The transcript and summary are shared as one file in your choice of PDF, TXT, DOCX, or MD format. The audio file is shared as an MP3.

Language support

Transcription is available in 100+ languages. Summaries are almost always generated in English. Transcription accuracy varies by language — we recommend testing in your intended language before relying on it for critical use cases.

Smart topics

Topics are labels you select. The app automatically tags your conversations with relevant topics from your list of selected topics. Use the topics to help filter across all of your conversations.

Note: Topics are tagged to a conversation at the time when summarization and transcription happen. If you add a topic to your list after a conversation has been summarized and transcribed, it will not automatically be added to previous conversations, even if they are relevant to the new topic. You may manually add a topic to an existing conversation by going into the conversation and selecting edit from the menu.
1

Create a topic

Select a topic from the suggestions in the app or choose a custom word. The app will automatically tag any recording where related words appear.

Topic creation screen
2

Browse by topic

Tap a topic to view all recordings tagged with that label in one place. You can also see which tags a conversation has been given by looking at the conversation list on your Home Screen or by clicking on the Topics tab.

Topic browse screen Home Screen with conversations showing topic tags — placeholder, replace when image is ready

Managing recordings

How to delete recordings, transcripts, and your account data.

1

Delete a recording or transcript

In the app, tap the recording you want to delete. Tap the three-dot menu at the top right of the screen, then select Delete. This removes the audio and any associated transcript and summary.

2

Full account and data deletion

To delete all data and close your account, email [email protected] with subject "Account Deletion Request." All data will be removed within 30 days (14 days for EU/Canadian residents).

Privacy & data

How your data is stored, protected, and processed.

1

Audio stays on your device

Audio files are never uploaded to Raycon servers. Stored locally on your phone — delete them in-app at any time.

2

Transcripts and summaries are in the cloud

Stored via AWS (US-East), encrypted at rest. Both free and paid plans include unlimited cloud storage. Transcripts and summaries are retained in the cloud unless you request that they be deleted.

3

Third-party AI processing

AssemblyAI — transcription and speaker detection.
OpenAI — summarization.
Neither provider uses your data to train AI models. Raycon has opted out. Both are SOC 2 Type II compliant.

4

Recording laws and consent

Laws vary by location. The AI Notetaker records and transcribes audio at the direction of the user. Users are solely responsible for obtaining any required consent from participants and for complying with applicable local, state, and international laws. Raycon does not verify, monitor, or enforce compliance with recording laws.

5

Privacy policy and DPAs

Full details at rayconglobal.com/pages/privacy-policy. For Data Processing Agreements, email [email protected].

The AI Notetaker is not designed for HIPAA-regulated use cases.

Problemen oplossen

Common issues and how to fix them. Still stuck? Email [email protected]

My device won't turn on

Charge the device using the included magnetic cable. The device cannot be powered on while charging — disconnect the cable once charged and try again. Confirm the cable is seated correctly on the magnetic port.

My device won't connect to the app

Ensure Bluetooth is enabled on your phone and make sure the device is powered on. Force-close the Raycon Notes app and then reopen it. If connecting fails, try holding the button on your Notetaker for 5 seconds to power off the device, then power it back on and try connecting again.

My recording didn't save

Confirm you stopped the recording correctly by holding the button for 2 seconds — the device should vibrate and LCD should show "Saved." If the battery died during recording, the file may be incomplete. Check the app after syncing.

My recordings aren't syncing

Make sure Bluetooth is enabled on your phone and the Notetaker is connected to the app. Open the app and wait for the file transfer to begin. You will see the status of the files transferring on the app's home screen. If syncing still doesn't start, force-close and reopen the app with the device nearby and powered on.

I only captured one side of a phone call

Check that the mode switch was set to Call before recording. The device must be physically attached to your phone. Hold the phone to your ear — do not use Bluetooth earbuds, speakerphone, or headphones. Make sure the device has solid magnetic contact with the phone body.

My audio quality is poor

For conversation recording: Place the device as close to speakers as possible on a flat surface. Avoid covering the microphone. Reduce background noise.

For call recording: Ensure the device is firmly attached with no gaps. The more contact between device and phone body, the better vibration detection.

The "Summarize Audio" button isn't working

Transcription and summary require an active internet connection. Check your Wi-Fi or cellular signal. Also, confirm you have remaining transcription hours in your monthly allowance — if your limit is reached, processing won't complete. Check your remaining hours in your profile. If the button still doesn't respond, force-close the app, reopen it, and try again.

My transcription is inaccurate

Accuracy depends on recording quality. Background noise, overlapping speakers, and low volume all reduce accuracy. Check you used the correct mode and device placement. Accuracy also varies by language — non-English transcription may be less reliable depending on the language.

I've reached my transcription/summary limit

Each plan includes a monthly transcription/summary allowance. Once reached, recordings can still be transferred and saved in the app, but cannot be summarized and transcribed until the allowance resets or you upgrade. To check your remaining hours or upgrade, go to your profile in the Raycon Notes app.

My device isn't attaching securely to my phone

The device attaches magnetically to MagSafe-compatible phones. For non-MagSafe phones, use the included magnetic ring attachment.

  • Make sure the attachment surface is clean and free of debris.
  • Avoid very thick cases — they reduce magnetic hold.
  • If using a magnetic ring, center the device over the ring for the strongest connection.

Product overview

Yes. The Notetaker records independently. It syncs with the app whenever you connect.
Yes. The Raycon Notes app is available for both iOS and Android.
Your data is safe. The device is securely bound to your account and cannot be accessed by anyone else. If someone finds the device and tries to connect it to their account, they will receive a notification stating the device is bound to another account and must be unbound before they can use it. The device also clears all files when it connects to a new account as an extra layer of security.

Hardware

Up to 60 hours of continuous recording for in-person (Conversation mode) recording and up to 40 hours of continuous recording for call recording (Call mode). The battery will last for up to 40 days in standby mode.
Use the included magnetic charging cable. A full charge takes approximately 1 hour and 40 minutes. The device powers off automatically when charging begins and cannot be turned on while charging.
Yes. The device attaches magnetically to MagSafe-compatible phones and cases. It does not charge via MagSafe. For non-MagSafe phones or cases, use the included magnetic ring attachment.
The device uses a VPU (Voice Pickup Unit) microphone that detects vibration from the phone body to capture both sides of a call. It must be physically attached to your phone and you must hold the phone to your ear as normal. Bluetooth earbuds or headphones cannot be used during call recording, as they prevent the device from capturing both sides of the conversation.

Free vs. Premium

5 hours per month of transcription and summarization, up to 2 smart topics, speaker recognition, full-text search, 100+ language transcription, unlimited cloud storage, and end-to-end encryption.
Premium offers you more transcription/summarization hours along with more topics. You have 25 hours per month of transcription and summarization, and up to 30 smart topics. All Free plan features are included.
  • Raycon Notes Free — 5 hours/month
  • Raycon Notes Premium Monthly — $15.99/month — 25 hours/month
  • Raycon Notes Premium Annual — $99.99/year — 25 hours/month
It's your monthly transcription and summarization allowance. Transcription and summarization both count toward it together, not separately. 1 hour of audio transcribed and summarized uses 1 hour of your allowance. The allowance resets each month.
If you don't have enough remaining minutes to cover a full recording, summarization and transcription will not start. You'll be prompted to upgrade or wait until your allowance resets. Partial transcription is not available.
Not at this time. Upgrading to Premium is the current option. Please reach out to us if this is something you would like to see us offer in the future.

Transcripts & notes

No. You choose which recordings to process. Tap "Summarize Audio" to generate both a full transcript and an AI summary at the same time. You are unable to generate one without the other.
Yes. You can copy the transcript and summary to your clipboard, or share the transcript/summary or audio using the share function in the app. The transcript and summary can be shared in the following formats: PDF, TXT, DOCX, MD. The audio file can be shared as an MP3.
Yes. The AI Notetaker generates a detailed, AI-enhanced transcript with punctuation and formatting. Speaker recognition (diarization) labels each speaker as Speaker 1, Speaker 2, etc.

Language support

Transcription is available in 100+ languages. Summaries are almost always generated in English. Transcription accuracy varies by language. We recommend testing in your intended language before relying on it for critical use cases.
No. Cantonese is not currently supported. Mandarin Chinese is supported and transcripts appear in Chinese characters.

Privacy & data

Audio is stored on your device only and never uploaded to Raycon servers. Transcripts and summaries are stored in the cloud (AWS, US-East, encrypted at rest). Both free and paid plans include unlimited cloud storage. Transcripts and summaries are retained in the cloud unless you request that they be deleted.
Your recordings are private to your account. Raycon staff access is restricted and logged. Staff do not routinely view transcript content.
AssemblyAI handles speech-to-text transcription, speaker detection, and topic tagging. OpenAI handles text summarization and structured note generation. Your data is not sold and is not used to train AI models. Raycon has explicitly opted out with both providers.
Laws vary by location. The AI Notetaker records and transcribes audio at the direction of the user. Users are solely responsible for obtaining any required consent from participants and for complying with applicable local, state, and international laws. Raycon does not verify, monitor, or enforce compliance with recording laws.
The AI Notetaker is not designed for HIPAA-regulated use.
Full details at rayconglobal.com/pages/privacy-policy. For Data Processing Agreements or privacy questions, email [email protected].
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