Dictanote

Dictanote is a cloud-based note-taking app built around speech-to-text dictation. It transcribes spoken words into text in real time, claiming over 90% accuracy across more than 50 languages and 80 dialects, and supports voice commands for adding punctuation, paragraph breaks, and corrections without touching the keyboard. Its AudioScribe feature uses AI to summarize dictated notes and strip out filler words, turning a rambling voice memo into a cleaner block of text. Notes auto-save to the cloud and remain editable offline, though dictation itself needs an internet connection and a microphone. A separate companion product, Voice In, extends the same dictation engine into a Chrome extension usable on other websites like Gmail and WordPress, and Dictanote Transcribe handles converting existing audio files into text. The app targets writers, students, journalists, and anyone who prefers speaking over typing for drafting or note-taking. It runs on Windows, Linux, and Mac through Chrome or Edge, and on Android through Chrome; the iPhone version supports editing but not live dictation. Dictanote states it does not store or process user audio, keeping only the resulting text, and the company reports over 100,000 users. One limitation: dictation is browser-dependent rather than a native desktop or mobile app, and pricing details beyond a free tier and unspecified Pro plan aren't published on the homepage.