If you often take notes on your mobile then Speechnotes will free your hands. You will dictate to him and he will write your thoughts in a text in Greek.
Text dictation is the best way to take notes, especially if you are on the go. The technique of converting speech to text has advanced a lot. Can and does transfer your speech to a written text, whether it is in Greek, or in English, or even when you speak bilingual.
And of course it's a lot easier to talk than to type. With speech recognition you can now dictate notes, your thoughts, or a message that you will send to your friend through a communication application.
There are several apps that can keep your verbal notes in text, such as One Note, Google keep, or Evernote, but Speechnotes will write your text for you with no breaks or limits. The app offers continuous recording, which means you can take long pauses and the app keeps listening to you.
The application is free (contains ads) and with its installation it will immediately turn to Greek, recognizing the language you have chosen on your mobile. It does, of course, require access to your microphone.
As a function it is simple. Press the microphone icon and start talking. In our tests he performed perfectly in both Greek and English. After the end of the dictation you can save the text, copy it or send it as a message to a friend via messenger, Viber etc.
When registering you can use its special keyboard, which has special buttons, such as automatic time and date entry, signature, emoji and various other symbols.
Other useful features include dark theme, automated backup of notes in Google Drive, Bluetooth support and home screen widget for instant offline note dictation, as well as voice dictation commands in English, such as period, comma, question mark, colon , sad face, smiley etc.
Its last update is December 13, 2021, five days before the writing of this article, which means that it is actively supported by its manufacturer.
You can download for android phones from here.
You can also have the same service on a computer through a browser. From any device you can go on this site, press the microphone and dictate your text. What will be written can be uploaded to Google Drive, or downloaded as txt or doc or emailed.
