Novavoice
NovaVoice is an AI voice assistant focused on high speed dictation. Branded with the tagline “Dictate 10x Faster”, it turns spoken language into text so users can draft emails, notes, and messages much faster than typing, letting the AI handle recognition of natural speech.
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Pricing
- Free: $0 per month. Includes limited AI-powered voice dictation, limited formatting and personalization, limited connectors and actions execution in apps, terms dictionary, and limited AI voice assistant.
- Standard: $10 per month. Includes unlimited AI-powered voice dictation, unlimited formatting, unlimited connectors and actions execution in apps, terms dictionary, and unlimited AI voice assistant. Price is locked for life for the first 5,000 paying users.
- Team: $20 per seat per month. Includes shared formatting styles and preferences, shared team dictionary, priority support, centralized billing, and lower per-seat pricing than Standard.
- Yearly billing: 15% off.
Features
- AI Speech Recognition: Converts natural speech into text using modern models with minimal lag.
- Speed focused dictation: Quick start recording and rapid transcription aim to deliver up to 10x faster input than typing.
- Assistant style controls: As a voice assistant it responds to spoken commands for starting, stopping, or editing dictation.
- Writing friendly output: Produces readable, punctuated text suitable for direct use in documents or chat.
Use cases
- Writers and bloggers: Drafting articles, newsletters, and scripts by voice instead of typing.
- Knowledge workers and executives: Turning meetings, ideas, and follow up emails into text quickly.
- Students and researchers: Capturing notes, essay drafts, and study summaries while on the move.
- Customer support and sales teams: Logging calls and CRM notes without pausing to type.
- Uncommon Use Cases: Individuals managing repetitive strain injuries; multilingual professionals who dictate in one language and refine in another.