Dictanote

Dictanote offers accurate real-time speech-to-text transcription with over 90% accuracy, performing better than most offline services including Dragon Naturally Speaking. It supports multi-lingual speech recognition in over 50 languages and 80+ dialects. Users can use voice commands to insert punctuation, technical terms, and correct mistakes. Keyboard shortcuts allow for starting/stopping dictation and easily switching languages. Additionally, the app includes AudioScribe, a smart AI writing assistant that converts voice notes into clearly summarized text, automatically adding punctuation and removing filler words. Dictanote also provides offline support for accessing and editing notes, though dictation requires an internet connection.

Dictanote is used by a variety of professionals and individuals. Writers use it to write books, students take notes, and journalists find it accurate and powerful. Users from different regions, including those with Indian accents, find it easy to use and accurate. It is also used in meetings to take notes without manual saving, as the app auto-saves and syncs notes to the cloud, making them accessible anytime, anywhere. The app is a great alternative to Dragon Naturally Speaking, especially for Linux users. Additionally, Dictanote Transcribe allows converting pre-recorded audio files to text.

The page does not provide specific pricing details. It mentions that users can get started for free and that there is a Pro subscription, but the exact cost is not stated. To manage a subscription, users can go to Account Settings and cancel if needed. If canceled before the end of the subscription period, users can still use Dictanote Pro until the last day of the subscription.