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Fast AI dictation in any web field, floating sticky notes, and meeting notes for English, Japanese, and Russian. Talk instead of typing — in any field, on any site. Press one shortcut, speak, and clean text lands in the field you clicked. Emails, docs, tickets, comments, AI prompts — no switching apps, no copy-paste. Every voice memo also becomes a note. The moment you stop talking, Voice Memo turns your speech into a titled, structured note — automatically sorted into Idea, Task, Conversation or Personal, with a link back to the page you were on. And when a call starts, one click records the whole thing and hands you a transcript plus a clean summary. Speech to text, sticky notes and meeting notes in one small extension. WHAT IT DOES ⌨️ Voice typing anywhere — put the cursor in any text field and hit your shortcut. Works on regular web pages, in forms, editors and embedded frames. 🎙 Two ways to talk — hold-to-talk for quick lines, press-once for long thoughts. Pick any key you like as the trigger. 📝 AI notes, not raw transcripts — dictation comes back structured and readable, not as a wall of unpunctuated text. 🗂 Automatic sorting — Idea, Task, Conversation, Personal. No folders to maintain, no tagging. 🟡 Floating island — a tiny widget on the page for one-tap dictation and instant sticky notes. Hide it and the shortcut still works. 🎧 Meeting notes — records the current tab (and your microphone, if you want), then builds a full transcript and a Markdown summary. Add your own thoughts before you finish and they go into the summary too. 🌍 English, Japanese and Russian — for both the interface and speech recognition. WHY PEOPLE KEEP IT You speak about three times faster than you type. Voice Memo makes that speed usable in the place you actually write — the browser — and then keeps what you said instead of throwing it away. Nothing to open, nothing to file. One key, speak, done. Free to install. Set your shortcut in 30 seconds and dictate your first note.
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