Voicee: Speech to Text in Telegram

Someone sent you a three-minute voice message and you cannot listen right now. Or a two-hour interview sits on your drive and has to become text by tomorrow. Voicee turns speech into text right inside Telegram. 🎙️

The bot takes voice messages, audio and video, transcribes them word for word, and then works with the result: translating, creating subtitles, pulling out key ideas.

What you can upload

According to the bot description, it extracts speech from any file, including long ones, up to 20 hours. That suits lectures, meetings, podcasts and interviews.

• Voice messages. The bot processes them for free.
• Audio and video. Fit for recorded calls, lectures and clips.
• Long recordings. Terms for large files are in the balance section.

55 languages and several voices

The bot recognizes 55 languages with high accuracy. It helps when a recording is mixed, such as an interview with a foreign guest.

When several people talk, the bot detects any number of speakers and labels their lines. In meeting minutes, you see at once who said what.

The text you asked for

Transcription is only the first step. The description promises any creative format of processing: you set the conditions yourself. You can get a short summary, a task list, talking points for a post or a translation.

Be specific. A request such as "five plain-language points for my channel" gives more than a bare "process this".

Subtitles for video

For clips and reels the bot creates subtitles fully automatically. That saves hours of manual timing.

Review the text before publishing: names, terms and company titles are not always recognized perfectly, and a couple of fixes change the impression a lot.

Commands and balance

• /upload starts transcription of audio or video.
• /balance tops up or shows your balance.
• /home opens the main menu and settings.
• /help shows help and legal documents.

By pressing Start you accept the offer terms. Read them, especially if you plan to upload work recordings.

Privacy of your recordings

Every recording goes to a third-party service. Do not upload conversations with personal data, medical consultations or closed negotiations unless you are sure about storage terms.

If a recording contains other people's voices, tell them. In some countries and companies, recording and transcribing conversations requires consent.

Who will use it

Students who record lectures. Journalists and podcasters preparing interviews. Managers who need meeting minutes. And anyone who simply dislikes long voice messages.