Effortless Voice-to-Text Transcription 💻

Hey there.

I'm Kourosh and I'm the founder of Voicy.

I originally built it for my dad, but now I'm here showing how to use Voicy to you.

This is going to be a quick intro, give you the basics, but if you want more in depth information about how to use Voicy check out the other videos.

So, very simply said, Voicy is a speech to text tool.

It allows you to write with your Voicy everywhere.

The way it works is straightforward.

You start the recording by clicking a keyboard shortcut and then you speak, and then you end your recording by clicking that keyboard shortcut again.

Then Voicy will put your text onto paper.

Let me show you.

Right now I have a note open.

I'm on my Mac, works the same way on Windows, and I start my recording.

Then I have this blue little box here with the wave.

The wave shows that Voicy is hearing me.

And then whenever I'm done, I click on the keyboard shortcut again.

Now, Voicy will then transcribe my text and put it in here right away.

As you can see, punctuation is added as well.

You can find your keyboard shortcut on the Voicy page app on home.

So right over here you can see that my keyboard shortcut is control space.

You can set it to be whatever you want it to be.

There's another video that shows you how to change your keyboard shortcut as well.

Now, now it's important that whenever you start and stop a recording, you're only clicking and tapping your keyboard shortcut.

You're not holding it down.

Now, another important thing to say about Voicy, is that whenever it's done transcribing your voice, it will just paste the text wherever your mouse currently is.

So, as you saw before, it automatically pasted the text into the note.

But what happens if I start a recording and then I click out of it and I'm not in here anymore?

And Voicy can't paste text anywhere?

If I'm done with my recording, Voicy will still transcribe it, but nothing will be shown.

But your text will always be in your clipboard.

So you can just click on paste and there we go.

We have my text with Voicy.

You can also, of course, go to your history tab and, and copy it from right here.

These are the basics of Voicy.

See you in the other videos.

Bye.