1. Create a Webhook

A free and easy way is to use make.com. It offers free webhooks, so you can easily create a webhook and use it in your project. Alternatively, you can use Zapier, IFTTT, AirTable, Power Automate, or any other service that supports webhooks.

Option 1 - Make.com with a Blueprint

A. Download the Blueprint for Make.com

We assume that you created a webhook with make.com. This way you can just download this blueprint here.

Create a new scenario and import the blueprint. Follow the instructions in the video:

Option 2 - Create a Webhook manually

If you want to create a webhook with another service, you have to know the following:

your iPhone send a POST request with a JSON payload to the webhook URL
the JSON payload contains a transcription key with the transcribed text

Here is an example payload:

{
  "transcription": "Hello, this is a test."
}

Here is a video walkthrough of how to create a webhook with make.com from scratch and create a Notion page from the transcription.

2. Get an OpenAI API Key

To use the WhoiceWidget, you need an OpenAI API key. You can get one by signing up at OpenAI. After signing up, you can create an API key in the API section.

3. WhoiceWidget Settings

Copy the Webhook URL and OpenAI API key to the WhoiceWidget settings. And that's it. Now you can use your voice to create notes, tasks, or even send it to ChatGPT or Claude for further processing.

Try out WhoiceWidget for free

Give it a shot and download the app for free. If you have any questions, feel free to reach out to me.

Webhook Tutorial