Voice to text
Voice to text that actually reads well
Most voice-to-text tools give you a transcript: every um, repeat and false start included. TypeHey does something different — it turns what you said into text you can actually send.
Mac & Windows · 1 hour free every month · no card needed
Transcript vs clean text
You say: “Um, weekly report tomorrow morning, review at three, uh no, four, gym tonight.” A transcript writes exactly that. TypeHey writes: “Tomorrow: 1. Weekly report 2. Review at 4 PM 3. Gym.”
Fillers gone, restarts resolved, lists where they belong, punctuation added. Nothing to fix afterwards.
Live dictation, not file transcription
TypeHey is for live input: hold a key, talk, and the text is typed where you’re writing. It doesn’t transcribe existing audio or video files — for recorded meetings, a dedicated transcription tool is a better fit.
A single recording can run up to 20 minutes — enough to talk through a long draft or a report.
Three writing styles
Standard for everyday text, Emoji for chats, and Expand: say the gist, get a full email or reply. Switch anytime in Settings.
FAQ
Which languages are supported?
Chinese and English, including mixed sentences — English terms stay as spoken.
Do you store what I say?
No. Audio is discarded after recognition. We don’t store the audio or the text, only how long you spoke, for billing.
Can it transcribe audio files?
No — TypeHey is for live dictation only.
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