Dictation for WhatsApp
A voice note asks the other person to listen at your pace, and they cannot skim it. Speakribe gets you the speed of talking with the courtesy of text: you speak, they receive a normal message.
Hey, did you get a chance to look at this?
Can you send that report to accounting before end of day?
Why it helps here
Typing on a Mac keyboard is fine until the message is three sentences long, at which point most people send a voice note instead, and voice notes are worse for the recipient, who cannot search, skim, or read them in a meeting.
Text your recipient can actually use
Searchable, skimmable, quotable, and readable in a meeting. Everything a voice note is not.
Hebrew, English, and switching between them
Over 100 languages with no mode switch, which matters most in exactly this kind of casual, code-switching conversation.
Private by construction
Personal messages are transcribed on your Mac and never uploaded anywhere.
Things people say into WhatsApp
- “Can you send that report to accounting before end of day?”
- “Running about ten minutes late, order without me and I'll catch up.”
- “That works. Let's do Sunday at the usual place, and I'll bring the charger I borrowed.”
- “Quick update: the delivery moved to Thursday, so no need to be home tomorrow.”
Questions people actually ask
- Is this the same as sending a voice note?
- No, the opposite. You speak, and your contact receives ordinary text they can read and search.
- Does it work in WhatsApp Web and the Mac app?
- Yes, both, since Speakribe types into whichever field has focus.
- Can I dictate in Hebrew?
- Yes, and you can mix Hebrew and English in one message without changing any setting.
Ready to stop typing?
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