Dictanote

Dictanote is a notes app with integrated speech recognition, allowing users to easily voice type their notes. It accurately transcribes speech to text in real time and supports over 50+ languages and 80+ dialects. Users can use voice commands to add paragraphs, punctuation marks, and smileys. The app also offers multi-platform support for desktop (Windows/Linux/Mac in Google Chrome), Android, and iPhone (Safari 12+).

To use Dictanote, simply open the app or install the Chrome extension. You can then start dictating by speaking into your microphone or the inbuilt microphone on your device. Dictanote will transcribe your speech into text in real time. You can use voice commands to add punctuation, technical terms, correct mistakes, and more. The app also supports keyboard shortcuts for starting/stopping dictation and switching languages.

Dictanote works on Windows/Linux/Mac desktop platforms in Google Chrome, Android devices in Google Chrome, and iPhone devices with Safari 12+. An inbuilt or external microphone is required.

Yes, Dictanote and Voice In are two separate products built by the same team. Dictanote is a note-taking app with voice-to-text integration, while Voice In is a Chrome extension that enables speech-to-text typing on any website in Chrome.

Yes, Dictanote offers a feature called Transcribe, which allows you to convert pre-recorded audio files to text.

All notes on Dictanote are securely encrypted and stored on Dictanote servers. Audio is not stored or processed by Dictanote, as it relies on Chrome's speech to text API for conversion.