Easily switch between typing notes out on the keyboard and speaking them.
You may effectively organize your ideas, thoughts, research, and to-dos into notes and notebooks using the note-taking tool Dictanote. You can format your notes in Dictanote’s built-in MS Word-like editor and download them as PDF or.docx files. You can **dictate** notes using your microphone instead of just writing them down!
Over 40 languages and 52 dialects are supported by Dictanote, which means that it can convert speech to text for over 80% of the global population!
Additionally, you may purchase the in-app Pro upgrade to create several notebooks and save them to the Dictanote cloud.
Dictanote can easily take the place of Evernote, OneNote, and VoiceNote.
Offline: While offline, you can edit your notes. You only need to launch the app to get started. As soon as you have an internet connection, they will be saved on the cloud. Please be aware that voice recognition needs an internet connection.
• You need the following to use Dictanote:
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– A version of Google Chrome 40 or above
– Internet access
– A set-up microphone
– Appropriate pronounciation
• To make a shortcut on your desktop:
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– download the Dictanote app
– navigate to chrome:/apps
– right-click Dictanote’s icon
– choose “Create Shortcut…”
• Qualities:
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* Voice recognition for multiple languages
Editing notes offline
Formatting for rich text
Pictures in note
* Subjects
Please Take Note
There is a statistical model for voice recognition. You can’t count on accuracy to be 100 percent. But fear not, the rate of recognition is adequate for use.
Voice recognition is generally 95% accurate, though this can vary from person to person. Better microphone quality and less background noise increase accuracy.