Greetings. 😀
We can use this application to capture our speech and convert it into text.
Change Roll
- Fix, 05 August 2025:
onchage. 🤦 -
Changelog?
Change roll sounds like a dodgy sushi special. 🤔
I provide some of most common language options for the recognition.
This works on Google Chrome, Microsoft Edge, and some Android browsers.
With this, we can right away get the text of a conversation, supposedly. Convenient. We can use our cellphone. I guess there will be missing recognition. Especially when the speech is wicked or there's too much background noise.
This application implements webkitSpeechRecognition (non-standard API).
At the moment, or any other moment, there is no English (Gibberish). The code en-🤪 is hard to train and wasteful. Blibber blabber foofoo twaddle twaddle snarf is not common in anywhere.
webkitSpeechRecognition is indeed powered by Google's cloud speech recognition backend, even though it's a browser API. Hence it's sent to Google's servers and subject to Chrome's privacy policy.
Better Service
We can try:
- Google Cloud Speech-to-Text
- OpenAI Whisper
- AssemblyAI
Google's and AssemblyAI provide the documentations for real-time transcription. Usually, through WebSocket (streaming) technique — Google also provides gRPC method. "Real time" like the demonstration above. Whisper is... well, sort of, with delay. All of them provide a wide range of languages and can transcribe the utterance exceptionally.
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