Unsend anytime
Take a note back from every inbox and the web player at once. There is no two-minute window. If you unsend it, the link stops working.
You own every note you send. Unsend it from everywhere, allow one listen, or set it to disappear after 24 hours or 7 days. There is no time limit on that control.
Take a note back from every inbox and the web player at once. There is no two-minute window. If you unsend it, the link stops working.
Each recipient can play the note once. A play counts when the audio actually starts, never when a page or a Messages preview loads.
Or never, which is the default. When time runs out, the note is removed for recipients. You keep your own copy until you delete it.
Because Black Notes sends a link, not a file, the rules you set hold in the app, in iMessage, and in any browser.
Apple's expiring audio is a setting the recipient controls. Undo Send lasts about two minutes. In Black Notes, the sender controls everything, with no time limit, and the same rules apply on any phone or browser.
Recipients can't download this note unless you turn saving on. Anyone can still record a screen or hold up a second phone, so we never promise a disappearing note can't be kept another way.
You choose when the note is removed for recipients: after they listen, after 24 hours, after 7 days, or never. Never is the default. You keep your own copy until you delete it.
Apple’s expiring audio is a receiver setting, and Undo Send lasts about two minutes. In Black Notes the sender controls unsend, listen-once and disappearing, with no time limit, across the app and the web player.
Each recipient can play the note once. Opening the page or loading a link preview does not use up that play. A play counts only when the audio starts.
Yes. Unsend works at any time. The note leaves every inbox and the web player, and the link stops working.
Recipients can't download this note unless you turn saving on. Saving is off by default.