AI Voice Note Taker

The extension runs on the SpeechText.AI speech recognition engine, which the company says hits up to 98% accuracy. That number comes from the vendor, so treat it as a claim rather than a lab result. In practice, accuracy depends on your microphone, background noise, and how clearly you speak.

You can dictate in more than 30 languages and switch between them with a dropdown. The menu sits right in the extension, so moving from English to Spanish to French doesn't need any setup. It suits global teams and language learners who write in more than one tongue.

The tool adds periods and question marks as you talk, which saves the cleanup pass you'd normally do after dictating. You can switch it off with one click in the settings if you'd rather control punctuation yourself. The feature is what makes the raw transcript usable without heavy editing.

Every entry can be created, saved, deleted, and reopened from a history dropdown. Auto-saving means a closed tab doesn't wipe your work. This turns the extension from a one-shot dictation box into something closer to a running notebook.

You can toggle light and dark themes, turn auto-punctuation on or off, and give each note a custom title. The settings are simple, but the titles help when you build up a long list of saved transcripts and need to find one fast.

Beyond live dictation, you can upload pre-recorded audio or video files and have them converted into searchable text. That covers interviews, recorded calls, and old voice memos you'd otherwise have to transcribe by hand.

Transcripts download as text files, or you can copy and paste them into an editor or a content management system. The plain-text output keeps the results portable rather than locking them inside the extension.