Your computer can’t hear you. And it can’t talk back.
You speak three times faster than you type. You can listen with your hands full and your eyes on something else. Your computer uses neither of those. It takes typing, and it answers in text on a screen.
Dictation apps fix one half of that, and almost all of them do it by streaming your voice to a server you don’t own. The other half they leave alone entirely.
Voxee gives Windows ears and a voice. Neither one leaves your machine.
- 01 Voice in
Talk into any window
Hold a shortcut, speak, let go. The text is at your cursor, in whatever app you were already using. It learns your names, your jargon and your acronyms instead of mangling them every time, and it can hand you one language while you speak another, with the translation running on the same machine.
01Voice to textmeeting-notes.mdSPEAKYOUR TEXT APPEARS ANYWHERECtrl+ - 02 Voice out
Anything you can read, it reads to you
Hit the shortcut on selected text anywhere in Windows and it starts talking, without stealing your window. Or drop a PDF, an EPUB, a markdown file or a slide deck into the reader and let it work through the whole thing, in one of 17 voices, at whatever speed suits you. It highlights the sentence it is speaking, you can click any other sentence to jump straight there, and it remembers where you stopped in every document you have opened. This is the half nobody else ships.
02Text to voicechapter-12.txtSELECT ANY TEXTPUSH TO READ ALOUDLISTENCtrl+Alt - 03 Local only
Nothing leaves the machine
The speech models sit on your own disk. No account, no API key, nothing uploaded. It works the same on a plane as it does at your desk.
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