Audio Message Ai: Voice to Text

Someone sent you a five minute voice note and you are on the subway without earbuds. Sound familiar? Audio Message Ai turns messages like that into text you can read. 🎧

It is a Telegram bot. By its description it transcribes audio from Telegram and WhatsApp, and a neural network handles processing and short summaries.

Reading beats listening

People read much faster than they listen. A five minute voice note takes five minutes, while its text can be skimmed in one or two.

Text is also searchable. A phrase from a week old voice note is hard to find by ear, but in a transcript it takes a second.

A summary for long monologues

The bot can produce a short summary. That helps when a voice note holds three minutes of rambling and one important point, such as the time and place of a meeting.

Treat the summary as a hint. If money, documents or deadlines are involved, check details against the full text or the audio itself. ✂️

A menu of three items

Bot commands:

• /main opens the main menu.
• /profile shows your profile.
• /chat opens the chat mode.

What your profile contains and what using the bot may cost, check inside the bot. If there are limits or paid plans, better to learn about them before sending a long file.

Getting a WhatsApp voice note in

The bot states that it works with WhatsApp too. Usually a voice note from a messenger is sent through sharing, or saved as a file and then uploaded to the bot chat.

1. Open the voice message.
2. Choose Share or Forward in its menu.
3. Pick the chat with the bot.
4. Wait for the transcript and read the text.

Menu details differ between phones, so if you do not see the option, look in the extra menu. 📱

What about privacy

A voice note can hold personal things: names, addresses, passwords, work details. Neural network processing means the audio goes to a server and is analyzed there.

• Do not transcribe recordings with passwords and codes.
• Do not send other people's voice notes without their consent.
• Do not upload work recordings if your company rules forbid it.

If in doubt, read the bot rules and decide if that setup suits you. 🔒

When a transcript can go wrong

A neural network makes mistakes on noise, fast speech, dialects and rare terms. Check names and numbers by ear. A clear recording in a quiet place gives a noticeably better result.

The bot is new, with around a hundred monthly users. It may develop, so the feature set changes over time.