Speech to text
Follow a meeting, lecture, interview, or idea as readable text while it is being spoken.
Audio to text, without the busywork
XBScribe brings the most common transcription sources into one focused workflow, so you can move from something you heard to text you can review and reuse.
Start with what you have
Choose the source that matches the moment. XBScribe keeps every path focused on the same useful result: editable text.
Follow a meeting, lecture, interview, or idea as readable text while it is being spoken.
Import a selected recording and turn the spoken content into a transcript you can review.
Choose a local video file and create text from its spoken audio without retyping it yourself.
Paste a supported original share link, let XBScribe prepare the audio, and save the transcript.
A simple workflow
There is no project setup to learn. Start with the audio source, follow transcription, then review the saved result.
Use live speech, a selected audio or video file, or a supported original video link.
Follow live text or processing progress while XBScribe converts speech into words.
Open the result, correct anything important, and use the text in your own workflow.
Built for real listening
XBScribe is designed for practical moments such as lessons, meetings, interviews, recordings, and shared video content.
Keep the words for review without typing through the lesson.
Capture decisions, details, and follow-up points in a searchable form.
Turn existing media into text that is easier to scan, edit, and quote.
Move from an original video link to a saved transcript in one flow.
Audio-to-text questions
XBScribe supports live speech, selected audio and video files, and supported original video links. Exact formats and link support can vary by platform and version.
The Android app is available in mainland China while its official store URL is being confirmed. The iPhone and Mac releases are coming soon, and their buttons will activate only after the public App Store listing is verified.
No automated transcription is perfect. Review important output, especially names, numbers, technical terms, quotations, and decisions.
Only supported original links can be processed. Platform support can change, links can expire, and you should transcribe only material you are permitted to access and use.
Use XBScribe to turn live speech, recordings, video files, and supported links into clear text.