Speak. Get text.Done.

Done Typing is a browser-based AI voice-to-text app built for people who want to speak and get text immediately, without downloading software or creating an account first. The idea is simple: open a tab, start talking, and turn your speech into text with as little friction as possible. It is designed for everyday use cases like quick thoughts, notes, messages, drafting, and replacing some of the typing you would normally do by hand.

No. Done Typing works directly in your browser, so there is nothing to download, nothing to install, and no giant desktop app sitting on your machine. If you have a browser and a microphone, you can start using it right away.

No. You can start using Done Typing without creating an account. That is a core part of the product: we want you to be able to try it immediately instead of hitting a signup wall before you even know if it is useful to you. If you end up using it more often, signing in can unlock additional value, but it is not required just to get started.

Done Typing is built for live speech. You speak, it transcribes, and you move on. We do not support audio file uploads, and that is intentional. The product is focused on reducing friction for fast, everyday voice-to-text use rather than becoming a full transcription workspace for uploaded recordings.

Accuracy is strong when the audio is clear. In normal use, you will get the best results with a decent microphone, clear speech, and minimal background noise. Like any speech-to-text product, accuracy can drop when the audio is noisy, words are rushed together, multiple people are talking, or the microphone quality is poor. The easiest way to judge it is to try it with your own voice and your own setup, because that is what actually matters.

Yes. Done Typing supports all major and widely used languages, and it can work well across many different accents too. As with any transcription system, results depend on audio clarity, speaking pace, and recording conditions, but multilingual use is supported. If you try a language or accent that does not perform as well as expected, that is useful feedback for us.

Your audio is sent through our backend to generate the transcription, and we do not keep the audio afterward. The transcript itself stays in your browser on your device instead of being stored as a saved account history by default. In practical terms, that means your text stays where you are using it: in that browser. If you clear your browser data or switch to another browser or device, it will not automatically follow you there unless you have copied it somewhere else yourself.

Yes, as long as the use case matches live speech. Done Typing works well for quick notes, thought capture, drafting, messages, personal dictation, and replacing some of the typing you do day to day. It can also be useful for spoken notes around meetings or lectures when what you want is a fast way to turn speech into text. What it is not built for is uploading long recordings afterward and processing them like a traditional transcription file workflow.

Yes. Because it runs in the browser, you can use Done Typing on mobile as well as desktop. The exact experience can vary a bit depending on your phone, browser, and microphone permissions, but the product is not limited to one operating system or one type of device.

You can start using Done Typing right away without signing up, and the product is meant to be genuinely usable in that state, not just teased behind a wall. Right now, free use includes short recording sessions, which is enough for a lot of everyday voice-to-text use. If you end up using it more heavily, signing in can unlock more, but the goal is to keep the core experience easy to access from the start.