Speech to text Cornell notes
by Unravel Apps
Convert voice to text (transcribe) with notebook App to make offline notes.
| App Name | Speech to text Cornell notes |
|---|---|
| Developer | Unravel Apps |
| Category | Education |
| Download Size | 6 MB |
| Latest Version | 24.0 |
| Average Rating | 4.13 |
| Rating Count | 368 |
| Google Play | Download |
| AppBrain | Download Speech to text Cornell notes Android app |
Note taking app with AI based speech to text engine and Cornell notes format. For those who prefer efficient and accurate voice typing.
Salient features of Speech to text notepad App:
Accurately converts audio to text.
Speak to write notes - speech recognition.
Continuous dictation - nonstop transcription a.k.a voice typing.
Accurate speech to text conversion - transcribes down what you say.
Export to pdf.
Easy printout.
Read out aloud feature - text to speech.
20 + supported languages for voice typing.
Reduces typos & spelling mistakes.
Quick and reliable voice to text conversion.
Speech to text feature makes the app a powerful notepad, designed to consolidate your ideas, creativity and learning.
Speech to text Cornell notepad app is intended to be used by students, teachers, professionals and researcher as it provides an easy way to take study notes, meeting notes and memos.
The app uses Note Taking Method devised by Professor Walter Pauk at Cornell University. The Cornell Way is one of the most effective study methods. Especially when coupled with speech to text feature It can prove be very handy. Especially in the highlighted scenarios:
During,
a meeting- jot down the tasks
a conference- record highlights
a class- take notes
Prepare for exam- make and revise notes.
The app provides a smart way to convert and save a speech record in the form of a text note. It can record and convert your Voice to text that makes taking notes a lot more easier and fun.
Speech to text functionality eases mind from writing thus lets you focus on the subject. Audio to text is a great utility for extensive use of mobile phone chatting. The app can be used to convert your voice to text, send it to recipient in SMS and save your typing time.
Supported Languages for speech to text input are: English, Hindi, Bengali, Urdu, Kannada, Malayalam, Telugu, Arabic, German, Turkish, Chinese, Japanese, Russian, Italian, French, Afrikaans, Dutch, Korean, Latin, Gujarati, Uzbek.
For best speech recognition results make sure your device's default speech to text recognizer is set to Google, you are connected to internet, there is minimum background noise and your voice is loud and clear.
Speech to text Cornell notepad is suitable for top managers as it can be used to summarize meetings in textual form. Such minutes will be very small in size as compared to voice/video recordings and also shareable on any media e.g. email, pdf, MMS etc.
English speech to text recognition is very accurate regardless of the accent because the recognizer is based on AI model trained on accents from all over the world.
No need to open your laptop to make lengthy documentation, do away with typing and start using our speech to text recognizer.
The app and all its features are free (including speech to text - unlimited).
Note: We are not affiliated or associated with Cornell University or Professor Walter Pauk.
Recent changes:
Recognition indicator added in simple notes.
simple notes UI improved.
bugs fixed
Salient features of Speech to text notepad App:
Accurately converts audio to text.
Speak to write notes - speech recognition.
Continuous dictation - nonstop transcription a.k.a voice typing.
Accurate speech to text conversion - transcribes down what you say.
Export to pdf.
Easy printout.
Read out aloud feature - text to speech.
20 + supported languages for voice typing.
Reduces typos & spelling mistakes.
Quick and reliable voice to text conversion.
Speech to text feature makes the app a powerful notepad, designed to consolidate your ideas, creativity and learning.
Speech to text Cornell notepad app is intended to be used by students, teachers, professionals and researcher as it provides an easy way to take study notes, meeting notes and memos.
The app uses Note Taking Method devised by Professor Walter Pauk at Cornell University. The Cornell Way is one of the most effective study methods. Especially when coupled with speech to text feature It can prove be very handy. Especially in the highlighted scenarios:
During,
a meeting- jot down the tasks
a conference- record highlights
a class- take notes
Prepare for exam- make and revise notes.
The app provides a smart way to convert and save a speech record in the form of a text note. It can record and convert your Voice to text that makes taking notes a lot more easier and fun.
Speech to text functionality eases mind from writing thus lets you focus on the subject. Audio to text is a great utility for extensive use of mobile phone chatting. The app can be used to convert your voice to text, send it to recipient in SMS and save your typing time.
Supported Languages for speech to text input are: English, Hindi, Bengali, Urdu, Kannada, Malayalam, Telugu, Arabic, German, Turkish, Chinese, Japanese, Russian, Italian, French, Afrikaans, Dutch, Korean, Latin, Gujarati, Uzbek.
For best speech recognition results make sure your device's default speech to text recognizer is set to Google, you are connected to internet, there is minimum background noise and your voice is loud and clear.
Speech to text Cornell notepad is suitable for top managers as it can be used to summarize meetings in textual form. Such minutes will be very small in size as compared to voice/video recordings and also shareable on any media e.g. email, pdf, MMS etc.
English speech to text recognition is very accurate regardless of the accent because the recognizer is based on AI model trained on accents from all over the world.
No need to open your laptop to make lengthy documentation, do away with typing and start using our speech to text recognizer.
The app and all its features are free (including speech to text - unlimited).
Note: We are not affiliated or associated with Cornell University or Professor Walter Pauk.
Recent changes:
Recognition indicator added in simple notes.
simple notes UI improved.
bugs fixed
