A friend sent a six-minute voice note and you have no time to listen? QuillAI turns it into text, which is probably the most everyday use. Our favourite part is that it accepts video links, so you can read a YouTube lecture instead of watching it. The one snag: after the free minutes you'll have to pay, and the description doesn't list prices.
QuillAI is a speech-to-text tool. You can hand it a file, forward a voice note from any conversation or send a link to a video on YouTube, TikTok and the like. Text comes back.
It goes beyond a word-for-word transcript, though. It can extract the main points from a long recording, mark the text with timestamps so you can jump back to a moment later, and even turn a clip into a draft post. For bloggers and anyone taking notes on calls, that saves a lot of time.
Controls are minimal: one command opens the menu, and everything else happens through buttons and forwarding. The interface is in English, but there are so few buttons that you'll manage regardless.
You get some free minutes for testing. Exactly how many, and what further minutes cost, the bot tells you after you start. How well it handles your language isn't clear from the description, so try a short recording first and compare it with the original.
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