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Unlimited notes, basic voice commands, dictation in more than 50 languages, and free account access.
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Dictanote is a cloud note-taking application with real-time speech-to-text, multilingual dictation, notebooks, and optional AI audio transcription.
Dictanote combines note organization, real-time multilingual dictation, voice commands, cloud synchronization, AudioScribe, and transcription exports. Public ratings are positive, but the independent review sample is small.
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Android, API, Google Chrome, iOS, Linux, macOS
8.4/10
Dictanote is a cloud-based notes application that combines a word-processor-style editor with built-in speech recognition. Users can create notes, organize them into notebooks, and dictate text in more than 50 languages.
The service synchronizes notes across supported devices. Dictation depends on browser speech-to-text capabilities and requires an internet connection, while users can access and edit saved notes offline.
Unlimited notes, basic voice commands, dictation in more than 50 languages, and free account access.
Check current pricing →Annual billing totals $60. Adds AudioScribe, unlimited notebooks, background dictation, custom voice commands, voice-based editing, images in notes, and priority support.
Check current pricing →Pay-as-you-go transcription with speaker detection and PDF, TXT, and SRT exports. Credits do not expire.
Check current pricing →Pricing may change. Verify current plans on the vendor's website.
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| Deployment | Cloud-based web application |
|---|---|
| Desktop support | Windows, Linux, and macOS through Chrome or Edge |
| Additional browser support | macOS Safari 26+; Android Chrome; iPhone Safari for editing |
| Mobile limitation | iPhone supports editing but not voice dictation |
| Dictation languages | 50+ languages |
| Dialects | 80+ dialects |
| Free trial | Free plan; AudioScribe includes 10 free voice notes |
| Integrations | Zapier and webhooks through AudioScribe |
| API | AudioScribe authenticated REST API |
| Transcription pricing | $0.10 per minute through Dictanote Transcribe |
| Data model | Notes are synchronized to Dictanote servers; browser speech recognition processes dictation audio |
| Support | Help center, user forum, and email support |
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Dictanote combines note organization, real-time multilingual dictation, voice commands, cloud synchronization, AudioScribe, and transcription exports. Public ratings are positive, but the independent review sample is small.
Methodology v1.0. The assessment weighs feature coverage (25%), ease of use (15%), value for money (20%), performance (15%), support (10%) and user sentiment (15%), using researched product evidence and verified review evidence where available. It is a TechZella editorial assessment, not a direct user-review average.
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Yes. The free plan includes unlimited notes, basic voice commands, and dictation in more than 50 languages.
Dictanote works on Windows, Linux, and Mac through Chrome or Edge. It also supports Mac Safari 26+, Android Chrome, and iPhone Safari for editing. Dictation is not supported on iPhone.
The service offers free account access through its Free plan. AudioScribe separately provides 10 free voice notes for testing.
AudioScribe has a documented authenticated API for listing and retrieving audio notes. It also supports webhook delivery, currently described as a beta feature.
AudioScribe supports Zapier and manually configured webhooks. Dictanote itself uses browser speech-to-text capabilities rather than a broad native integration marketplace.
Yes. Dictanote Transcribe accepts prerecorded audio and provides speaker detection, timestamped transcripts, and PDF, TXT, and SRT exports.