Speech into text
Turn supported voice recordings and audio files into text you can review, edit and keep.
Core workflowCapture what you say, turn audio into text, and keep your notes ready to use. Meet VoiceScriber for Android and Windows—with a focus on the languages and conversations you use every day.
ନମସ୍କାର, ଆଜି ଆମେ ଏହି କାମ ବିଷୟରେ ଆଲୋଚନା କରିବା। We can review the notes and share the next steps after the meeting.
The demo should show the real application from start to finish—no simulated browser transcription, just the workflow users will get after installing VoiceScriber.
Place the real 60–90 second product walkthrough here.
Present each feature with a screenshot or a short clip from the product, then explain the benefit in plain language.
Turn supported voice recordings and audio files into text you can review, edit and keep.
Core workflowKeep your transcript organised so you can return to important details after a conversation or recording.
Capture · ReviewDesigned around everyday speech needs, with emphasis on Odia, Hindi and English where supported by the selected engine.
Indic-first directionTake transcript text into your notes and documents using the export options available in your version.
A text-first workflowExplain local and cloud options clearly so users can choose the processing mode that matches their needs.
Privacy choicesChoose the app experience built for your device, with platform-specific installation guidance and release notes.
Android · WindowsSmall visual stories make the experience easier to understand. These are illustrative website animations, not a browser transcription tool or a substitute for the real product video.
Record a thought or choose an audio file in the installed app. The moving waveform below is a visual illustration, not a live microphone.
Let’s review the project plan and send the revised notes tomorrow.
Illustrative interface animation. Replace these visuals with real VoiceScriber screenshots and recorded output before treating them as proof of a specific feature.
A straightforward workflow is easier to understand than a long list of technical model names.
Record speech or bring in an audio file using the tools available in your installed version.
Choose a supported engine and language, then review the output for names and terminology.
Edit, organise and export the result using the features offered by your version of VoiceScriber.
Every paid plan includes unlimited on-device transcription. Fast Credits are used only when audio is processed in the cloud.
Start with a monthly plan, then add one-time credit packs when you need extra cloud processing.
For occasional recordings, voice notes and everyday transcription.
For meetings, longer recordings and more advanced transcript editing.
For heavy cloud usage and people who depend on transcripts every day.
1 Fast Credit = 1 minute of successfully cloud-processed audio. Cloud usage can be measured precisely by seconds; the app may show the remaining balance in whole credits. Local transcription does not use Fast Credits.
Top up separately from your monthly subscription. Purchased credits have their own 90-day validity.
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Get VoiceScriberPricing and introductory offers shown here are the proposed settings supplied for this prototype. Confirm Google Play product IDs, base plans, offer eligibility, recurring prices, taxes and top-up validity before publishing. The in-app billing screen should display the actual localized price returned by Google Play Billing.
Download the version that fits your workflow. Use the official store or a verified release URL—never an unpublished local build path.
Take voice capture and transcription with you. Install VoiceScriber from the official Google Play listing.
A desktop workflow for working with recordings and transcripts on your PC. Connect the latest signed installer before publishing this card.
People should understand what happens to their audio before they press record. Explain which features run on the device, which require cloud processing, whether content is synced, and how to delete saved data. The exact wording here should match the current app implementation and privacy policy.
Answers that help users choose, install and use the right version.
VoiceScriber is presented here as an app for supported platforms. This website explains the product, shows a demo video and links users to the appropriate installation.
Yes—this section is reserved for a real recorded product walkthrough. The current prototype uses a placeholder and does not include the final demo video yet.
Language support depends on the selected engine and version. Publish a verified language list for each supported platform rather than a single number that may not apply to every model.
That depends on the feature and processing mode. State exactly which workflows run locally and which send audio or text to a cloud service; link to the current privacy policy for full details.
One Fast Credit represents one minute of successfully cloud-processed audio. On-device transcription does not consume Fast Credits. Subscription credits and one-time top-up credits may have different expiry rules; the in-app purchase terms should explain those rules before checkout.
The Windows card is ready for the public installer URL. Add a stable download link for the latest signed build and include system requirements and release notes.
Add your real support email or help-center URL before launch, along with instructions for reporting transcription issues and installation problems.
Discover VoiceScriber, watch the product walkthrough, and download the app for your device.
This site is a visual prototype. To publish, replace the demo placeholder with a real product walkthrough video, then update the Windows download button to point at a stable public installer URL.
In the HTML, replace the video placeholder inside #demo with a <video controls> element or an official video embed.