What is VoiceText used for?

VoiceText is an iPhone and iPad app that transcribes your speech into text in more than 100 languages, with background recording and sharing to other apps. It is a good fit for transcribing lectures and meetings, and dictating notes and memos.

Yes. VoiceText has a free plan.

Is VoiceText open source?

No. VoiceText is proprietary (closed-source) software and can't be self-hosted. In the AI Tools category, open-source options include Xiaozhi Android Client, Handy and Meetily.

What are some alternatives to VoiceText?

VoiceText competes with Otter.ai, Notta and Rev.

VoiceText: features, pricing and alternatives

About VoiceText

VoiceText is a mobile voice-to-text app. You speak and it transcribes the audio with AI, which suits notes, memos, lectures and meetings. The App Store listing says recording time is unlimited and that transcription can continue in the background while you use other apps.

It supports more than 100 languages, and finished transcripts can be shared to email, messaging and other apps. The developer promises support and frequent updates. The app is in the Productivity category and aimed at professionals, students and anyone who prefers speaking to typing. It is free to download with in-app purchases.

Key features

AI voice-to-text transcription
More than 100 languages
Background transcription while using other apps
Unlimited recording time
Share transcripts to other apps

Good fit for

Transcribing lectures and meetings
Dictating notes and memos

Tags: transcription; voice-to-text; ios; dictation; mobile-app; multilingual

VoiceText: questions and answers

What is VoiceText used for?: VoiceText is an iPhone and iPad app that transcribes your speech into text in more than 100 languages, with background recording and sharing to other apps. It is a good fit for transcribing lectures and meetings, and dictating notes and memos.
Is VoiceText free?: Yes. VoiceText has a free plan.
Is VoiceText open source?: No. VoiceText is proprietary (closed-source) software and can't be self-hosted. In the AI Tools category, open-source options include Xiaozhi Android Client, Handy and Meetily.
What are some alternatives to VoiceText?: VoiceText competes with Otter.ai, Notta and Rev.