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When you capture a voice note, import a file, or let Bird create content, Bower generates a title automatically so you don’t have to stop and name things in the moment.

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When titles are generated

Bower generates a title when:
  • You record a voice note — after transcription, Bower reads the content and generates a short, descriptive title.
  • You import a file — images, PDFs, documents, and audio files all get titles based on their extracted content.
  • You capture a photo — the extracted text is used to generate a relevant title.
  • Bird creates a note — Bird names its own notes based on what it was asked to do.
Title generation happens in the background after capture is complete. It never interrupts your workflow.

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How titles are generated

Bower uses a lightweight AI model to generate titles that are:
  • 3-8 words — short enough to scan in a list
  • Topic-based — reflects the main subject of the content
  • Title case — consistent formatting across your workspace
For example, a voice note about alkalinity measurements might get the title “Alkalinity Readings Site B March” rather than “Voice Note 47” or “Untitled.”

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Manually set titles are never overwritten

If you set a title yourself — either before or after capture — Bower will never overwrite it. AI title generation only runs when a note has no title at all. This means you can:
  • Set a title before recording and it will be preserved exactly as you wrote it.
  • Edit an AI-generated title and Bower will never replace your edit.
  • Leave it to Bower and come back to name things later if you prefer.
The rule is simple: if a title exists, Bower won’t touch it.