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š I built VoxTexto ā turning audio into editable text, right in your browser.
One thing Ive learned while developing software is that a useful application doesnt have to solve a complicated problem.
Sometimes, its about making an everyday task easier.
Thats the idea behind VoxTexto, a personal project Ive been working on.
šļø VoxTexto is an audio transcription application designed to help people turn recordings into text, review their transcripts, and export them without uploading their audio to an application server.
What can it do?š§ Transcribe audio using AI-powered speech recognition.
š Support multiple languages with automatic language detection.
āļø Edit transcripts with timestamps and audio playback.
š Export transcripts to Word, PDF, or TXT.
š Process audio locally in the browser, with privacy in mind.
š» Built with React, TypeScript, Transformers.js, and Whisper, with a responsive interface and automated testing.
One of the most interesting challenges was implementing multilingual speech recognition and making the transcription workflow practical and accessible.
VoxTexto is still evolving, and Im continuing to test and improve its performance across different devices and browsers.
For me, this project represents something important:
Turning real-world needs into practical digital solutions by combining software development, design, and technology.
Thats the kind of work I want to keep doing as I grow as a software developer.
š GitHub: https://github.com/wasatnight/voxtexto
Id love to hear your feedback!
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