Speechnotes - Speech To Text

What Speechnotes is for

Speechnotes - Speech To Text turns spoken words into editable text for notes, drafts, meeting records and other longer pieces of writing. It is aimed at people who want to dictate continuously rather than issue short voice commands, including users who pause to think while composing.

Where it differs

• Long-form dictation: the app is designed to keep listening through pauses, which suits drafting better than voice tools built around brief commands.
• Voice and keyboard together: you can continue dictating while using the built-in keyboard to add punctuation, symbols or emoji manually.
• Custom shortcut keys: F1-F10 keys can insert repeated text, timestamps or specialist terms without saying them each time.
• Spoken formatting: commands such as “new paragraph” and “colon” support hands-free editing.

Saving and everyday use

Speechnotes saves changes locally as plain text, with optional Google Drive backup for users who want an additional copy. An always-awake screen option and a one-click transcription widget are focused on reducing interruptions during a dictation session. The interface is practical rather than presentation-led, keeping the writing area central.

What the numbers tell you

The app is published by WellSource - Empowering You in the Productivity category. Its 4.04 rating comes from more than 31,000 reviews, while 5,000,000+ installs indicate use well beyond a small specialist audience. Those figures show established adoption, but they do not decide whether its approach fits you: the key question is whether continuous dictation and editable voice-written notes match your workflow.