Five-minute voice notes from coworkers are a pain, and SlyshuPishu takes it away: forward, read, reply. It does exactly one thing, with no extra buttons. Minutes are paid and the description doesn't promise a free allowance, so check your balance first.
SlyshuPishu is a narrow tool: send the bot a voice message or an audio file and get text back. The name is a transliteration of the Russian for "I hear, I write", and it covers everything the bot does. No AI chat, no images, no ten-item menu.
The scenario is simple. A long voice note lands in a work chat and you can't listen right now: forward it to the bot and read it. Same for recordings of meetings, lectures and interviews if they come as files. Which speech languages it handles and whether there's a length cap, the description leaves open, so test it on your own files.
You pay for minutes: buy a package, check the balance with a command. There's no price in the bot's profile, it shows up at purchase. A separate command opens the privacy policy, and for a service you hand other people's voice notes to, that's the right move.
The description and commands are in English, even though the name hints at Russian-speaking authors. It works in the chat itself, mini app not included. If you occasionally need a voice note as text, the bot will do; if you need it daily and in bulk, price the minutes first.
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