Dictanote
Dictanote struggles with complex writing tasks, excelling in quick notes but falling short on detailed documents.
At a glance
Starts at
$5 per month for unlimited notebooks and custom voice commands
Includes basic features like voice typing, background dictation, and auto-save. Pro features require an upgrade.
Free tier
Yes, limited
Platforms
Web, Windows, Linux, macOS, Android (web only), iOS (web only)
Best for
Simple note-taking and basic dictation needs
Not for
Users requiring advanced image editing
4.1 out of 5
Scored by Alex after real useOur verdict
For those who need a voice typing tool for fast and casual use, Dictanote is effective. However, it's not ideal for more complex or lengthy writing projects.
✓What it does well
Voice TypingTranscribes speech to text with over 90% accuracy, saving time during meetings and note-taking sessions.
Multi-Lingual SupportSupports voice typing in over 50 languages, including Indian accents for diverse users.
Auto-Save FunctionalityDictanote automatically saves notes and transcriptions without manual intervention.
✕Where it falls short
Limited Background DictationOnly limited background dictation is supported, which can be disruptive while working on other apps.
No In-App Image EditingWhile images are supported in notes via cloud storage, editing them directly within the app requires a paid upgrade.
Extra Cost for Pro FeaturesDictanote Pro is required for advanced features like custom voice commands and unlimited notebooks.
Key features
Pricing PlansAvailable in free, basic, and pro plans with additional costs for advanced features.
Cross-Platform CompatibilityWorks on Windows, Linux, Mac, Android, iOS (web only), and as a Chrome extension.
AI-Assisted TranscriptionAudioScribe uses AI to summarize audio notes into clear text.
Ai-Assisted SummarizationAudioScribe rewrites audio notes into clear text.