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VoxWrite | Voice-to-text extension
VoxWrite, 2026
Read the originalRead on October 25, 2026
- What it is
- The home page of VoxWrite, a Chrome and Edge extension that turns speech into text and rewrites it with AI using custom prompts. It lists the free plan, a monthly subscription, a one-time Lifetime plan, and the option to bring your own API keys.
- How much weight it carries
- The maker's own marketing page, read on 2026-10-25. It contradicts itself in places: it says nothing leaves your computer on the Lifetime plan, while its FAQ and privacy policy say own-key transcription goes to an AI provider; and its pricing table gives 7 transcriptions per day on the free plan while its FAQ gives 10. The facts here use only statements that the other pages do not contradict, or cite the privacy policy.
Facts taken from this source
- VoxWrite's home page FAQ says that with your own API keys, AI providers handle transcriptions and processing.
“you'll need to cover your own API costs (using your own API keys) when using AI providers for transcriptions and processing” (Frequently Asked Questions)
- VoxWrite has a Free plan, described as meant for trying it with your own API keys.
“Perfect for trying VoxWrite (with your own API Keys)” (Simple Pricing)
- VoxWrite's pricing section lists its Free plan at €0 forever. Zero euros is zero US dollars, but the Free plan needs your own AI API keys, which are billed separately.
“€0 / forever Perfect for trying VoxWrite (with your own API Keys)” (Simple Pricing, Free plan)
- VoxWrite's Lifetime plan is a one-time purchase at €39.99. The page prices it in euros and gives no US dollar figure, so it is not a row of this dataset.
“€39.99 / one-time” (Simple Pricing, Lifetime plan)
- VoxWrite's home page says that with your own AI keys it does not store your audio recordings in the cloud or in any database.
“If you use your own AI keys, VoxWrite does not store your audio recordings in the cloud or in any database.” (Your Privacy is protected)
- VoxWrite's SaaS plan is listed at €7.99 per month. The page prices it in euros and gives no US dollar figure, so it is not a row of this dataset.
“€7.99 / per month” (Simple Pricing, SaaS plan)