Speaky Box for Google Docs

Voice typing in Google Docs.
Without the Chrome-only catch.

Google Docs has voice typing built in, but only in Chrome, only in Docs, and you say the punctuation yourself. Speaky Box types into Google Docs in any browser, with punctuation, ums removed, and your names spelt right.

Download for Mac

Free to start. No card. 2,000 words a week.

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Works in Safari, Arc, Firefox, anything

Google's voice typing only works in Chrome. Speaky Box types wherever your cursor is, so Docs in any browser, and every other app on your Mac, gets the same dictation.

Punctuation without saying it

Google Docs voice typing needs you to say "comma" and "new paragraph". Speaky Box hears the pauses and puts the punctuation where a person would.

Clean text, not a transcript

Ums, false starts and "no, wait" are gone before the text lands. Add your product and people names once and they're spelt right every time.

Questions

About Speaky Box in Google Docs.

How do I turn on Google Docs voice typing?

In Chrome, open a document, go to Tools, then Voice typing, and click the microphone. It only works in Chrome and only inside Docs. Speaky Box works in any browser and any app, with a key you hold.

Does Speaky Box work in Google Sheets and Slides too?

Yes. Anywhere your cursor is, including cells, speaker notes and comments.

Is my document sent anywhere?

No. Only your audio goes to the speech service, and it's deleted after transcription. The text is typed into Docs on your Mac.

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