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Version 2.3.6 · 2026-02-28
- Critical bug fixes , High Priority
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The store currently lists version 2.3.6, updated 2026-02-28.





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A Speech to Text app is a useful tool that enables you to convert spoken words into written text, making it easier to transcribe voice recordings. With advancements in open AI technology, such apps have become more accurate and efficient, enabling them to transcribe even whispered speech with ease.
One of the main advantages of a Speech to Text app is its ability to convert audio recordings into text. This is especially useful for journalists, researchers, and anyone who needs to create written records of meetings, interviews, or other events. The app works by using an audio converter to read the audio file and convert it into text, which can then be edited and shared as needed.
In addition to converting voice recordings, a Speech to Text app can also be used for dictation, allowing you to speak directly into the app and have your words transcribed in real-time.…
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