No install · Ten languages
Talk it through. Walk away with the text and the follow-ups.
RecordVoice writes as you speak, cleans up the text, sums it up, and turns whatever you said you would do into buttons: send the email, file the ticket, call the person back.
Transcript
Start talking…
Detected actions
- They will show up here.
How it works
- 1
Speak
Hit record and talk. The text appears as you speak, in ten languages.
- 2
Read it back
Filler words and repetitions are stripped out, punctuation added, ready to copy.
- 3
Act on it
Whatever you said you would do becomes a button: the email written, the ticket filled in, the number ready to dial.
What you said becomes what you can do
RecordVoice picks out what you said needs doing and lines it up beside the transcript, in the order you said it.
Emails, already written
"I need to email Paul about the quote" becomes a message ready to send in Gmail, Outlook, or whatever you use.
Tickets, already filled in
A bug you mentioned out loud arrives in Jira with its summary and description written for you.
Meetings, already scheduled
A meeting you mentioned opens Google Calendar or Outlook with the date and title set.
Calls, one tap away
A number you spoke becomes a button that dials it straight from your phone.
Frequently asked questions
- Is RecordVoice free?
- Yes. The speech recognition built into your browser is free with no time limit. An optional professional engine, more accurate on long or noisy recordings, is available too.
- Do I need to install anything?
- No. RecordVoice runs in the browser, on desktop and on mobile. There is no app and no extension to install.
- Are my recordings stored anywhere?
- With the browser engine, the audio never leaves your device. The text reaches our servers only when you explicitly ask for a summary or for action detection, and it is not kept once the answer comes back.
- Which languages are supported?
- English, French, Spanish, German, Italian, Portuguese, Dutch, Arabic, and Chinese.
- How do I turn a meeting into notes?
- Record through the meeting, then pick "Summary" or "Key points". The notes are written from the transcript, and anything that needs doing shows up in the column beside it.
Try it now
Thirty seconds of talking is enough to see what it does.
Open the recorder