An API powered by Google's AI technology allows you to accurately convert speech into text. You can accurately caption your content, provide a better user experience with products using voice commands, and gain insight from customer interactions to improve your service. Google's deep learning neural network algorithms are the most advanced in automatic speech recognition (ASR). Speech-to-Text allows for experimentation, creation, management, and customization of custom resources. You can deploy speech recognition wherever you need it, whether it's in the cloud using the API or on-premises using Speech-to-Text O-Prem. You can customize speech recognition to translate domain-specific terms or rare words. Automated conversion of spoken numbers into addresses, years and currencies. Our user interface makes it easy to experiment with your speech audio.
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LM-Kit.NET is an enterprise-grade toolkit designed for seamlessly integrating generative AI into your .NET applications, fully supporting Windows, Linux, and macOS. Empower your C# and VB.NET projects with a flexible platform that simplifies the creation and orchestration of dynamic AI agents.
Leverage efficient Small Language Models for on‑device inference, reducing computational load, minimizing latency, and enhancing security by processing data locally. Experience the power of Retrieval‑Augmented Generation (RAG) to boost accuracy and relevance, while advanced AI agents simplify complex workflows and accelerate development.
Native SDKs ensure smooth integration and high performance across diverse platforms. With robust support for custom AI agent development and multi‑agent orchestration, LM‑Kit.NET streamlines prototyping, deployment, and scalability—enabling you to build smarter, faster, and more secure solutions trusted by professionals worldwide.
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FluidVoice
FluidVoice is a free and open-source dictation application for macOS that combines local speech recognition with an on-device AI model known as Fluid-1, which enhances the quality of dictation. By using a single hotkey, users can dictate text into virtually any input field across various applications such as email, documents, chat interfaces, terminals, code editors, and more, with the text being displayed almost instantaneously. The application relies on local speech models that function offline, allowing for secure dictation without needing an internet connection, while optional AI post-processing can utilize Fluid Intelligence, OpenAI, Groq, or other custom providers. Fluid-1 improves initial dictation by refining rough entries, correcting formatting, capitalization, dates, names, and numbers, and it adjusts the tone according to the currently active application, all while preserving the speaker's intended meaning. Users have the flexibility to develop personalized prompts tailored to different applications, and with modes like Write Mode, Command Mode, and Direct Dictation, transitioning between tasks is seamless. Furthermore, FluidVoice is capable of supporting over 40 languages, leveraging various models such as Nemotron Speech 3.5, Parakeet Flash, Parakeet TDT versions 2 and 3, Cohere Transcribe, Apple Speech, and Whisper, thus catering to a diverse user base and enhancing accessibility in dictation across different linguistic backgrounds. This versatility makes FluidVoice an essential tool for those seeking effective and efficient dictation solutions.
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Vocola 3
Windows Speech Recognition (WSR) performs effectively in applications that are compatible with it, such as MS Word, Outlook, and PowerPoint, allowing for seamless dictation where text is inserted directly into documents and commands like "Delete hedgehog" target specific text. However, in applications that are not optimized for WSR, including MS Excel, Gmail, and various programming environments, dictation struggles, as the spoken words do not integrate into the document text, and commands lack the capability to refer to existing document content. Vocola addresses these limitations by enabling direct dictation in WSR-unfriendly applications and facilitating the correction and alteration of the most recently spoken phrase. Both Vocola and WSR utilize the same speech profile, meaning that any enhancements from training, corrections, or adjustments to the speech dictionary will improve dictation capabilities in both systems equally. Unfortunately, on the Vista operating system, dictation in non-friendly applications is particularly problematic, as every spoken command triggers the correction panel, rendering the feature nearly ineffective. Overall, while WSR is beneficial for compatible applications, the experience can be significantly hindered when trying to use it in others.
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