Rumour Chrome Extension
Leaves voice comments that get auto-transcribed inside Notion, Miro, Jira and Google Workspace.
At a glance
Starts at
Free
No paid plan found on the Chrome Web Store, September 2026.
Free tier
Yes
Platforms
Chrome
Best for
Teams wanting faster feedback in shared documents
Not for
Anyone needing a polished, actively updated extension
3.9 out of 5
Scored by Alex after real useOur verdict
Rumour turns the usual comment box into a place for voice notes, transcribing and even translating them into more than ten languages in real time across tools like Notion, Miro and Jira. It's meant to make feedback conversations faster than typing out every comment. It's a small, unrated extension that hasn't been updated since 2022, so treat it as an experiment rather than an actively maintained product.
✓What it does well
Voice commentsLets you leave spoken feedback directly in a document's comment box.
Real-time transcriptionTranscribes voice comments automatically as you record them.
Multi-tool supportWorks across Google Workspace, Notion, Miro and Jira comment boxes.
✕Where it falls short
No ratingsHas no user reviews yet, so its reliability is unproven.
Not recently updatedHas not been updated since its 2022 release.
Small developerComes from a small, unregistered developer, not an established company.
Key features
Voice-to-text commentsConverts spoken comments into text within supported comment boxes.
Real-time translationTranslates transcribed comments into more than ten languages.
Cross-app supportWorks inside G Suite, Notion, Miro and Jira.
Conversational feedbackTurns static comments into a more conversational back-and-forth.