Voice to text notes that actually formats
Ideas arrive faster than your thumbs, and half of them die in transit. Capture the thought the moment it lands, in any notes app you already use, structured instead of a run-on blob.
- Note mode tuned for the job
- Speak ~150 wpm vs typing ~40
- Works on every device you switch between
ugh tell maya i can't make saturday dinner work blew up and i feel terrible but can we do next week instead
Hey Maya, I can't make Saturday dinner, work blew up. Really sorry. Can we do next week instead?
Tap a style. Same thought, a different landing.
More than transcription, it frames the message.
Speak or type the messy version, and Speechy hands back the sendable one: the right tone, structure and context, in whatever app you're already in.
The message, not the transcript
Most voice apps stop at words on a page. Speechy gives you the message: the right tone, length and language, ready to send.
24 styles, one tap
Flirty, Firm, Diplomatic, Professional, Gen Z and 19 more. Keep your 5 on the keyboard and switch mid-conversation.
A real keyboard on iPhone and iPad
Every layout you use, with autocorrect and suggestions, plus the mic. On Mac, one shortcut in any app. Windows and Android are on the way.
Think in one language, send in another
Speak the way you think and send it in your keyboard's language, or any of 12.
Good questions, straight answers.
What's the best voice to text notes?
Speechy. Capture the thought the moment it lands, in any notes app you already use, structured instead of a run-on blob. It's native on macOS, Windows, iPhone and Android, and free to start, no account, no key.
How much time does dictation actually save?
Most people speak around 150 words per minute and type around 40. Speechy shows you the exact seconds saved after each dictation, and your running total, so the payoff is visible, not theoretical.
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Stop rewriting your thoughts.
Say the messy version. Send the clean one. Your first 10 messages are free, no account, no card.