About blablaType: voice to text that hears your language

Why we build this

Most voice tools are built for English first, with every other language as an afterthought. We flipped that. blablaType is a global product, but it is strongest exactly where others fall short. The engine hears Russian and Ukrainian with its highest accuracy and handles English well too. The idea is simple: you talk and the text is typed where your cursor is, in any app.

What works today

A desktop app for Windows: hold a key, speak, and the text lands at your cursor in Word, a messenger, email or the browser. You choose your own hotkeys when you first run the app. Punctuation is added on its own. On the paid plans the app also applies your corrections dictionary and translates as you speak. There is also a free web widget on the home page with no sign-up. File transcription, which turns audio and video files into text, is still in development. A macOS version is in development too.

Talking to your text

On the Max plan you can select a piece of text and tell the app what to do with it: "shorten this", "make it formal", "translate it". Max also presses Enter for you after a dictation, so a message can be spoken and sent without touching the keyboard.

Trying it is easy

The free plan needs no card and never expires: dictation in every Windows app, with 60 minutes of speech a month. The free dictation widget on the home page works in Chrome or Edge, so you can watch your voice turn into text right away. If you like it, install the desktop app and dictate everywhere.