I built SotiTalk with one hand, and I mean that literally. In February I hurt my hand doing calisthenics. For weeks I could not type properly. Typing with one hand was slow and tiring, so I built a voice-to-text app called SotiTalk. What SotiTalk does: -> Turns your voice into text while you speak, in 13+ languages -> Cleans up your text and removes the "ums" and "uhs" -> Fixes it when you change your mind mid-sentence. Say "the meeting is at 11, no wait, 2 p.m." and you get "The meeting is at 2 p.m." -> Gets tech words right that the iPhone gets wrong, like n8n, Docker and kubectl -> Keeps everything on your phone, with no signup and no paid plan I use it for brain dumps, meeting notes and capturing context for AI agents. My favorite feedback came from someone who uses SotiTalk to talk with a 99-year-old person. That person can't hear well, so they read the live text on the phone. They asked for bigger text. I never thought a 99-year-old would use my app. I didn't think of this case, but it made sense, so we added four font sizes. Now I use the large text myself, because it's so much more comfortable. At the first release I expected 2 to 5 downloads. But in the first 24 hours, over 1.000 people downloaded the app. So I'm clearly not the only one who hates typing on a phone. Which speech-to-text app do you use right now, and what's missing in it?

SotiTalk: Voice to Text - Free voice to text app for iOS & Android

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