Live
Text as you talk
Words appear while you speak, not after an upload and a wait.
Turn voice into text, live.
Speak, and read it back as you go. NoiseScribe turns any voice — yours, a conversation, a whole meeting — into labelled, timestamped text in a browser tab. Sixty minutes a month free, no card.
- No install — it runs in the browser
- Speaker labels on every voice
- Audio never kept after a session
Voice to text for conversations, not just dictation
Dictation expects one careful voice. Real speech has several, talking over each other, in rooms with noise. That gap is what NoiseScribe is built for.
Anyone
Every voice labelled
Conversations come out as a labelled back-and-forth, not one run-on block.
Anywhere
Real rooms, not studios
Built for the kitchen table, the lecture hall and the café — not just a quiet booth.
Questions
How do I turn my voice into text?
Open the console in your browser, allow the microphone, and press record. Your speech appears as text while you talk — no file upload, no install, and the first sixty minutes each month are free.
Is this the same as dictation?
Dictation tools expect one careful voice reading punctuation aloud. NoiseScribe is built for natural speech — conversations, interviews, meetings — including several people and background noise, with each voice labelled.
Does it work with accents and mixed languages?
Yes. The transcription model handles accented speech well, and it copes with speakers who switch languages mid-conversation — a case most tools fail on.
Can I save the text afterwards?
Yes — copy it out, or export as plain text, a Word document, SRT or VTT captions, or JSON with timings. Files are generated in your browser; the transcript never passes through our servers to become one.
Is my voice recording kept?
No. Audio is streamed for transcription while you speak and is never stored on our servers once the session ends.
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