Fix silent watch recordings: async session activation, encoder settings, error surfacing
Watch recordings arrived on the phone as 28-byte header-only m4a files (record() reported success but no audio was ever captured). Activate the audio session via watchOS's async activate(options:), drop the .spokenAudio mode experiment, match the phone recorder's proven AAC settings (44.1 kHz / 48 kbps), and surface silent failures: an AVAudioRecorderDelegate catches encode errors mid-take, and a stop-time guard detects a dead header-only file, deletes it, and shows the failure on the watch instead of shipping an unplayable note to the phone. Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_014esDWi42URLEC6Cj17hGQ3
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**July 2026**
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Fixed watch voice notes arriving on the iPhone without audio, so they couldn't be played or transcribed
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Transcription now supports many more languages, including Russian, Ukrainian, and Polish
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A single toolbar button now starts a new note that opens straight to typing, with voice recording just one tap away
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