Live transcription
Live speech to text
Audicite turns speech into text live: start a session in the browser and the transcript appears as people speak, first as a draft and then as final text with speakers. It can listen to your microphone, a browser tab or both, and it keeps a copy on your device so nothing is lost if the connection drops.
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Who it is for
- Reporters at a press conference or hearing
- Students in a lecture
- Anyone taking notes in a conversation or call
What Audicite does
- Shows partial text within moments and final text with speakers
- Works in 59 languages live
- Detects claims as they are spoken and checks them in the background
- Resumes after a dropped connection without losing audio
Key facts
| Audio sources | Microphone, a browser tab, or both |
|---|---|
| Live languages | 59 |
| Devices | Desktop browsers and phones (installable web app) |
| After recording | Speakers refined on the full recording; summary and documents written at once |
| Price | Free trial (30 minutes, no card), then $14.99 per person a month |
How it works
- 01Start. One click asks for the microphone and starts the session.
- 02Watch it appear. Draft words become final lines with speakers as people talk.
- 03Check as you go. Claims are flagged and checked while recording continues.
- 04Stop. The summary, quotes and documents are written straight away.
Examples
Debate night
Claims rated with sources while the candidates are still speaking.
A lecture
A searchable transcript and summary by the time the class ends.
Questions
Can I transcribe speech in real time?
Yes. Audicite transcribes live in the browser in 59 languages, with speakers.
Does it work on a phone?
Yes. Open Audicite in the phone’s browser or install it to the home screen and start in one tap.
What if the connection drops?
Recording continues on the device and the session resumes where it left off when the connection returns.