Live Voice Dictation & Notes

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Speak to type in real time with auto-punctuation, Hindi and English support, meeting bullets and action items.

Live Transcript & Notes

Your spoken words appear here in real-time. Try saying "Hello world period new paragraph Today we discussed project milestones"…

Speak or edit directly in this box anytime

0 words0 characters0 sentencesEst. reading: 0s

Spoken Voice Commands:

"period" or "full stop": inserts .

"comma": inserts ,

"question mark": inserts ?

"new line": inserts line break

"new paragraph": creates a new paragraph block

Hindi: "पूर्ण विराम" inserts ।, "नई लाइन"

How to use, limits & privacy

About Live Voice Dictation & Notes

Turn your voice into accurate text and organized meeting notes instantly in your browser. Supports real-time speech recognition for Indian English, US English, Hindi, Tamil, Telugu and global languages, with spoken voice commands for punctuation and instant export to Markdown or text.

How to Use

Select your language

Pick from English (India, US, UK), Hindi, Tamil, Telugu or other spoken languages.

Click the microphone

Grant microphone permission and begin speaking clearly at your regular conversational pace.

Speak voice commands

Say words like "period", "comma", "question mark" or "new line" to format text on the fly.

Copy or export notes

Switch to Meeting Bullets or Action Checklist and export your final transcript to Markdown or TXT.

Privacy & Processing

Mode: local
Files Leave Browser: Local tool processing; review details below
Max Input Size: Device memory limits
Account Required: No
Data Stored Locally: Your transcript remains in the browser tab and is cleared when you click Clear or close the tab.
Network Processing: Assets or models may require an initial download

Voice audio is processed locally through your browser engine. ToolKit360 never records, streams, or saves your audio.

Rules & Limitations

Allow browser microphone access when prompted to start recording voice input.
Speak clearly into your microphone in a quiet room for the highest recognition accuracy.
Use spoken punctuation commands to avoid manual editing after your dictation session.

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