Whisper Notes: Transcribe speech into text using the Whisper model.
- High accuracy and fast speech-to-text tool.
- No internet, meaning your voice and text privacy won't be leaked to anyone.
- Supports over 80 languages and mixed-language scenarios.
No subscription/in-app purchases/ads, just a one-time payment for lifetime use.
You can use it for voice note-taking, capturing inspiration, or to transcribe long speeches into text to send to friends, with accuracy far surpassing system voice recognition.
■ Why make this?
There are already many tools based on Whisper in the market, so why make another one? The intention is simple:
1. Sometimes I have a bizarre dream and want to record it when I wake up, but it's hard to type with sleepy eyes. I wish for a tool that can quickly input and transcribe speech.
2. When friends send me messages requiring lengthy replies, and I'm either on the street or eating, I wish to reply quickly without responding with voice messages.
Therefore, this product strikes a balance between accuracy and speed: using the largest model possible without having to wait minutes to complete transcription. Normally, you input a speech, wait a few seconds, and then copy the text to reply. If you seek ultimate accuracy (which results in very slow transcription), Whisper Notes might not be suitable for you.
■ Contact
myfancoo at gmail dot com
https://whispernotes.app
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What's New in Whisper Notes
1.3.8
December 23, 2024
Optimize user experience and support more languages.
Great app, very accurate transcriptions! However, I use it primarily as a note taker and so may quickly end up with multiple text files. Is there a way to select multiple texts and save them to files in one command? Otherwise I must “share” each individual text to a file one by one, which is rather tedious.
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Response from developer
Yes, you can! Long press any message bubble to activate multi-select mode, select multiple message bubbles you want to copy, then tap "..." next to the "Delete" button in the top right corner, and you'll see "Batch Copy"
