AltT
Say it
Hold and talk, or tap to start and tap to stop. Veetee types it into the box you are in and keeps a copy on your clipboard.
Hold a key and talk.
Your words land where you are typing.
Veetee, voice to text, lives in your browser. Click into any text box, hold Alt and T, talk, and let go. It also reads the page back to you.
Free for 30 days. No card needed. Chrome, Edge and other Chromium browsers, on Windows, Mac, Linux and ChromeOS.
A real recording, with sound: one sentence, spoken once.
Your whole day fits on a few keys.
Hold Alt with each of these. They work on any page, and Veetee stays out of sight.
AltShiftG
Have it written
Talk with Smart Composition. Say what you want written, and Veetee writes it for you.
AltR
Hear it
Veetee reads the page from where you are. If you highlighted something, it reads all of that and nothing else. Press again to stop.
AltP
Hold on
Pause the reading to answer the door. Press again and it goes on from the same spot.
You can change any of these keys in your browser, under Extensions, then Keyboard shortcuts.
It gets the small things right.
Punctuation, capitals, and the words that sound alike. Say “they’re bringing their dogs over there” and that is what lands in the box.
One account, every device.
Your spelling words and your plan follow you to Windows, Ubuntu and Android. Teach it a name once, and it stays taught.
Add it from your browser's store.
One click, and it keeps itself up to date.
After it is added: click Allow microphone on the welcome page, then click the Veetee button in the toolbar and sign in or create your account.
Four small steps.
Download
Get the file and unzip it. Keep the veetee-browser folder somewhere it can stay.
Add it
Open your browser’s Extensions page, turn on Developer mode, click Load unpacked, and pick that folder.
Allow the microphone
Veetee opens a welcome page. Click Allow microphone. It only listens while you hold or tap the key.
Sign in
Click the Veetee button in the toolbar. Create an account there if you are new.
This is the early access build.
Help
Where is the Extensions page?
In Chrome, type chrome://extensions in the address bar. In Edge, type edge://extensions. The Developer mode switch is in the corner of that page.
Why do I install it by hand?
This is the early access build, so you add it yourself instead of getting it from a store. Your browser may remind you now and then that a developer mode extension is on. That is expected. Early access has been tested on Chrome and Edge for Linux, and it is built to run the same way on Windows, Mac and ChromeOS. If something is off on yours, tell us.
A key does not do anything
Another extension or the page may already use that key. Open your browser’s Extensions page, choose Keyboard shortcuts, and give Veetee different keys.
Nothing was typed
Click into the text box first, so the cursor is blinking there. If a page does not let extensions type, your words are still copied: press Ctrl+V.
How do I update?
Download this page’s file again, unzip it over the old folder, and press the reload arrow on Veetee’s card on the Extensions page. Your sign in stays.
Where does my voice go?
Your voice goes over a secure connection to Veetee while you talk. It is kept in memory and deleted once your words come back. Veetee reads a page only when you press the read key. Read the privacy page for the full story.
One plan. Every device.
Nothing is charged during the free trial. Cancel anytime, with a 60 day money back guarantee on every charge.
Monthly
$5.99
a month
Yearly
$49.99
a year, about $4.17 a month