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A Google user

I can't get enough of this app. If you need to take a lot of notes during the day, must have them copied organized and collated to be useful at all, but you find a pen and paper awkward, your writing's illegible, and a cellular keyboard too slow, this app is perfect for you. The speech recognition is very good. I've had few frustrating moments where it mis-transcribes a word. It lets you edit on the fly. The voice recognition doesn't shut off when you make corrections. Out of words.

John Stiles

THE BEST TEXTING APP! Uses either your voice or keyboard to compose a text. This app provides a much larger onscreen box to review and edit your composition as you are typing or dictating. The complete text can be seen in it's entirety. Now before you fire it off full of grammatical errors and run-on sentances, just polish it up a little and you're good to go! Then you send it to Messages. This can be done easily, with some trial and error. Ever thought "I wrote THAT ? !" Fix it before you send

Sylvia Violet

I've been looking for a good speech to text program, and this one has been good to me so far. Being able insert custom word replacements is very nice, and made it worth purchasing the pro upgrade. Now I've got no adds, dark mode, and the screen won't shut off without me changing my screen timeout settings, worth the $5 (I think, can't remember).

A Google user

This is a great app! Easy to use & makes very few mistakes. Nice to be able to delete files I don't need anymore. Easy to rename files & copy/paste. I rarely have to repeat myself. I make a point to speak clearly & have no background sounds like music or tv. It capitalizes words appropriately. The part that lets me store words to say that will cause specific other words, symbols, or actions to occur is a huge time saver - next line, a number, dash, semi-colon, ect. Definitely recommend!

Vic Salvatore

What I love about the ads: There is an ad banner at the bottom that does not disrupt the program in any way & is the only kind of advertisement. The speech to text: If you have a clear speaking voice with little accent you should be able to have little to no mistakes in the conversion process. It works better than Google! There are language settings with large variety like different kinds of spanish in different regions. There are also symbols like . , ' ? ! that you can use any time.

Jessica Foxx

I needed an app that recorded as I talked, didn't randomly pause, and didn't get the words wrong 80% of the time. So this was a quality match. User notes: you can speak the punctuation, but it doesn't always catch so I don't bother. I talk normal for a bit, stop, and re-read what it wrote, fixing all the stammers and inserting the punctuation as I go. Afterward, I change the setting over to text-to-audio and let their program read it back to me. Handy app!

Beulah Clark

This is a wonderful program and it makes talk to text effortless. You'll have a couple of incorrect words because the computer doesn't know which version of the word you need. That is a rare problem though and if you talk clearly enough then you won't have any issues at all. I honestly wish I had found this app years ago and I recommend it to anyone that is in need of a program like this. One last detail, ad banners are at the bottom of the screen,but dont interrupt the program's core function.

GameGrue

I've used this app for dictation on the go for a few months now, and in itself it works really well. I don't have to worry about it shutting down during long pauses. Export to text is pretty straightforward, and automatically date stamping everything helps quite a bit. my only issues come from Google's speech recognition itself. I haven't tried a high quality separate microphone yet to see if that gives Google better input to work with.

Lorilee Pollard

Due to some physical incapacitiesI am forced to use speech to text for all of my written communication. Until now I have used Google's voice to text on my phone. However it has gone through several changes recently which have progressively rendered it less and less "user-friendly" to the point that now it is basically unusable except for very short messages. So I tried this app and it has worked very well for me. The only thing it lacks is a spell checker which the oridganal Google one had. For

A Google user

This is a good app as it supports my basic needs. It does not capture all the words and based on its dictionary, it replaces words or simply skips. Fast talking can cause it to skip over words as well. I was surprised and impressed that it picked up some (not all) scientific words. I look forward to updates with these concerns in mind.