Typally: Speech to Text & Meeting Notes

Talk instead of typing. Typally turns what you say into text in any text box in Chrome: an email, a message, a document, a search, a prompt to ChatGPT. Click into a text box and press the microphone that appears beside it, or press Ctrl + Shift + Space. Talk the way you would to a person. Press again, and your words appear where your cursor was, with the punctuation in and the ums taken out. WHAT YOU GET • Speech to text in any text box, on any website. • 100 free minutes every month, with no account to make. • In the language you speak: Typally detects it, or you choose it. • Clean text: punctuation, capitals, and no filler words. • Meeting notes too: with the Typally desktop app, a summary, the key topics and the action items after your calls in Google Meet, Microsoft Teams and Zoom, and who talked for how long. WHERE YOUR VOICE GOES • The microphone is off until you press it. It stops when you press again, or after a minute. • Each recording is sent over an encrypted connection to Typally's server, which passes it to its speech-recognition provider to be turned into text. The audio and the text are not kept. • Your settings and this month's minutes are kept in your browser. There is no account and no history. • Meetings are recorded by the Typally desktop app on your own computer, never by a bot in the call. To write the notes, the app sends the audio and the transcript over an encrypted connection to its AI provider, for that request only. The details are at https://typally.com/privacy THE DESKTOP APP The Typally app for Windows and Mac does the same in every program on your computer, not only in Chrome. Its free plan has 100 minutes a month too: https://typally.com Meeting recording is part of Pro, which starts with a 14-day trial. Questions: info@core-habits.com