Voice to Text Bot with ChatGPT Chat

Someone sent you a seven-minute voice message and you have no time to listen. Or you need a transcript of an hour-long call, lecture or video. This bot turns voice and video into text, then lets you ask ChatGPT questions about the transcript. It also reads text aloud and clones voices.

From sound to text

The bot accepts voice and video messages, YouTube links and files in mp3, m4a, webm and mp4. You upload or forward a recording and get text back.

That makes it easier to find a spot, quote someone and summarize long recordings. Reading is several times faster than listening.

A conversation with your transcript 🤖

The key idea in the description: once you have the text, you can ask ChatGPT about it. For example:

• Find quotes: ask where price or deadlines came up.
• Explain context: what the speaker meant and why.
• Build a task list: pull action items out of a call.

This saves time on long recordings. Check important quotes against the source text: models sometimes get things wrong or fill in gaps.

Speech from text, and a copy of a voice

The menu has /voice, which reads typed text aloud, and /copyvoice for voice cloning. Cloning technology produces speech that sounds like a person based on a sample recording.

One simple rule applies: clone only your own voice or the voice of someone who clearly agreed. A cloned voice without consent is a scammer's tool, and in many countries it breaks the law.

All commands at a glance

1. /voice: read text aloud.
2. /copyvoice: clone a voice.
3. /search: search.
4. /balance and /pay: balance and payment.
5. /help and /cancel: help and cancel the current action.

A balance and payment commands mean some features cost money. Check the prices through /balance and /pay before you upload large files.

Privacy first

Voice messages and call recordings often contain personal and work details. Do not upload anything you cannot show strangers: contracts, medical topics, other people's personal data.

Bots like this send a recording to a server for recognition, and the text goes to a language model. For confidential material, local offline transcription on your own computer is a safer choice.

Getting a good result

Text quality depends on the recording. Clean sound, one speaker at a time and decent volume give fewer errors. If several people argue or music plays, plan to fix the text by hand.

Check names, terms and numbers by eye: those are what recognition garbles most often. With long files, send a short piece first to see if the quality works for you.

If ChatGPT gives generic answers, be specific: name the topic, the recording period and the format you want, such as a five-point list.

Where it fits best

Students taking lecture notes, journalists with interviews, managers keeping meeting minutes. It needs only Telegram, with nothing to install.

The bot has a small audience (around 550 users), so expect a straightforward service without elaborate settings.