Record and paste: turn a spoken thought into a draft on your Mac
Learn the record, stop, review and paste workflow in Sonicribe, including microphone permissions, destination checks and clipboard recovery.
Learn each Sonicribe feature with practical steps, examples, and fixes. Explore research on speech-to-text developments and everyday workflow choices.
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dictate mathematical symbols, operands and grouping in Sonicribe. Math style transcribes notation; it does not calculate, solve or correct equations.
use Message style to make casual dictation readable while preserving meaning, politeness and deliberate breaks.
Choose an input device, run the microphone test, review quiet-pause trimming, and adjust recording sound cues.
Enable separate recordings during processing, keep results in recording order, and recover when the bounded queue is busy.
shape a dictated short post, preserve deliberate breaks and qualifications, and check platform limits yourself before publishing.
Understand Sonicribe's independent speech transcription and text formatting selections, including unavailable models and the No formatting option.
Eligible new accounts get 100 minutes with Qwen3-ASR on Free, with no time limit. Pro is US$7/month for up to about 2,500 minutes a month; Max is US$20/month for up to about 10,700 minutes a month with Qwen3-ASR. See the terms for credit details. A verified Google account and internet connection are required. Sonicribe Cloud is for Apple Silicon Macs. Check release details for current download availability; a Windows installer is not available yet.
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