Chrome extension

ApisVoice · Voice typing for Chrome, Edge, Brave and Opera

Speak and the text appears in the field where you are typing. Gmail, ChatGPT, LinkedIn, Notion, Slack and thousands more.

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What ApisVoice actually does

ApisVoice turns your voice into text and writes it in the field where your cursor is. No need to copy, paste or switch windows: you speak and the text shows up where you were typing.

Classic fields

In inputs and textareas the text is inserted at the exact cursor position.

Rich editors

Gmail, ChatGPT, LinkedIn, Notion, Slack: text is inserted in the editor preserving formatting.

Canvas-based editors

Google Docs, Figma or Miro: text is copied to the clipboard so you can paste it. Platform limitation, not a product one.

How you know what ApisVoice is doing

Green: armed, ready to record on click.

Red with halo and waves: recording.

Dimmed: disabled on this domain.

Bright red with toast: permission, network or microphone error.

What data ApisVoice collects

AppsDom does not receive or store your voice, audio or text. The extension uses no proprietary servers.

No account, no login, no email.
No telemetry, no analytics, no tracking cookies.
No pop-ups, no advertising.
Audio goes to the browser speech recognition engine. On Chrome, Edge and Brave that means Google servers (Web Speech API). AppsDom does not intermediate.
Your preferences are saved in chrome.storage.local, inside the browser itself.

Verifiable numbers

10 verified languages

Quality proven in documented research.

3 insertion strategies

Input, rich editor and clipboard.

0 proprietary servers

No telemetry, no tracking cookies.

Alt+Shift+V

Configurable shortcut in chrome://extensions/shortcuts.

What you can tweak yourself

Dictation language: selector with the 10 languages.
Punctuation pauses: sliders for comma (500-1500 ms) and period (1000-3000 ms).
Per-domain visibility: hide the microphone on specific sites.
Button to show the microphone on ALL sites.
Test my microphone: 3 seconds of measurement without transcribing or sending audio.
Clear my preferences with confirmation.

The microphone volume is controlled by your operating system. The browser Web Speech API does not expose gain control.

Which languages ApisVoice supports

ApisVoice supports 10 languages with verified quality. Transcription quality depends on the browser engine, not on ApisVoice code.

English (United States) en-US
English (United Kingdom) en-GB
Spanish (Spain) es-ES
Spanish (Mexico) es-MX
French (France) fr-FR
German (Germany) de-DE
Italian (Italy) it-IT
Portuguese (Brazil) pt-BR
Japanese ja-JP
Korean ko-KR

Install in 3 steps

1 Click Add to Chrome in the Chrome Web Store listing.
2 Pin the icon in the browser bar.
3 Open any page with a text field and click the microphone or press Alt+Shift+V.

See it in action

Official video coming soon.

Start dictating in under a minute

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Frequently asked questions

How much does it cost?

Free. No hidden premium tier, no in-extension purchases, no ads.

Do I need an account?

No. It works as soon as you install it.

Does it work in Google Docs?

Not directly. Google Docs uses canvas; on those editors ApisVoice copies the text to the clipboard for you to paste.

Where does my audio go?

To the browser speech recognition engine. On Chrome, that is Google. AppsDom does not receive the audio.

Which browsers does it work on?

Chrome, Edge, Brave and Opera (Chromium with Web Speech API).

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Support and suggestions

If something does not work, check the FAQ page. The extension is free and is kept active with updates when the developers consider it necessary, without personalized support.

Write a suggestion

We read all proposals with interest, but cannot guarantee individual response or implementation.

Support ApisVoice

If ApisVoice saves you time and you want to support its development, you can buy a coffee for the person keeping it alive. Every contribution helps to keep improving it.

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