Voice to Text: Offline AI Note

Voice To Text converts speech into text you can edit, search, and export. Record a meeting, drop in a file you already have, or dictate into whatever app you are using. All of it runs on your own device. There is no account to create, and nothing is uploaded anywhere.

WHAT MAKES IT DIFFERENT
Everything happens locally. The speech engines run on your Mac, iPhone, or iPad, so your recordings stay where you made them. It also means the app keeps working with no signal at all.

It is quick as well. A one hour recording is done well before you could have listened through it once.

You are also not pushed into a subscription. There is a free tier for daily use, and if you want everything unlocked you can buy it once.

RECORDING
Record meetings, lectures, interviews, and voice notes. You get a live waveform while you speak, and on newer systems the text appears as you go, so you can tell it is picking you up correctly.

IMPORTING FILES
Bring in audio and video you already have: m4a, mp3, wav, aiff, caf, mp4, mov and others. On Mac you drag the file onto the window, on iPhone and iPad you pick it from Files. Old interviews, recorded calls and lecture captures all work.

DICTATION ON MAC
Press Control-Option-D in any app, say what you want, press it again. The text is inserted where your cursor already was. It works in Mail, Notes, Pages, Slack, browsers, and code editors, because it does not care which app is in front.

SPEAKER LABELS
Speaker ID marks who said what, which turns a two person interview into something you can actually read. Give each speaker a real name once and it is used everywhere after that, exports included.

FINDING THINGS AGAIN
Every transcript goes into a searchable library. Search runs across the full text, so a half remembered phrase from a meeting last month is enough to find it. Tap any timestamp to jump to that moment in the audio and hear it in context.

EXPORT
Plain text and Markdown for notes and documents. SRT and WebVTT for subtitling video, with timestamps that line up properly in an editor. JSON if you want to feed the segments into something else. Or copy the whole transcript with one tap.

LANGUAGES
English, German, Spanish, French, Italian, Portuguese, Dutch, Polish, Czech, Ukrainian, Swedish, Danish, Finnish, Greek, Turkish, Arabic, Hebrew, Hindi, Chinese, Japanese, Korean, and many others, up to 99 depending on which engine yo