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Works entirely online in your Chrome browser. No download, no install and even no registration needed, so you can start working right away.

THX1138 wrote:Speechnotes
https://speechnotes.co/

You basically just go to the Speechnotes website and start talking. What you say is transformed, as you talk, into text that you paste to whatever website or document you wish.
It has made writing messages for the thisisms.com website far easier for me.

Works entirely online in your Chrome browser. No download, no install and even no registration needed, so you can start working right away.

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Speechnotes is based on Google's high-end speech-recognition engines. In fact, all your speech is sent to Google, there it gets interpreted using powerful parallel servers and algorithms, and gets sent back to Speechnotes as a stream of possible transcription results. With the right handling of these results and set of commands to the Speech-To-Text engines we are able to achieve results that do not fall in accuracy even when compared to the most professional and expensive software available on the market. Add to that punctuation insertion upon click and voice commands and smart capitalization, and you get one of the most advanced apps out there.
Quantitatively, accuracy levels higher than 90% should be expected.

THX1138 wrote:

THX1138 wrote:Speechnotes
https://speechnotes.co/

You basically just go to the Speechnotes website and start talking. What you say is transformed, as you talk, into text that you paste to whatever website or document you wish.
It has made writing messages for the thisisms.com website far easier for me.

Works entirely online in your Chrome browser. No download, no install and even no registration needed, so you can start working right away.

I know some people (in addition to myself) will find this free capability very helpful. So...
https://speechnotes.co/

Leading Technology

Speechnotes is based on Google's high-end speech-recognition engines. In fact, all your speech is sent to Google, there it gets interpreted using powerful parallel servers and algorithms, and gets sent back to Speechnotes as a stream of possible transcription results. With the right handling of these results and set of commands to the Speech-To-Text engines we are able to achieve results that do not fall in accuracy even when compared to the most professional and expensive software available on the market. Add to that punctuation insertion upon click and voice commands and smart capitalization, and you get one of the most advanced apps out there.
Quantitatively, accuracy levels higher than 90% should be expected.