OPEN SOURCE. ANDROID FIRST.

Make more
of your words.

A voice note. A long article. Your next idea.
Turn it into something useful with EchoScribe.

Get it on Google Play Watch the tutorial

Your API key. Your provider. No EchoScribe subscription.
Provider API charges apply.

FROM A THOUGHT

A real EchoScribe transcript: Please check the mobile layout by Friday.

TO SOMETHING USEFUL

VOICE → TEXT → IDEAS

Bring your own keyNo EchoScribe backendOpen source on GitHubMade for everyday ideas

THE COMPLETE WALKTHROUGH

The whole app.
In under six minutes.

Watch every workflow in order, or jump into the feature you need below. Real recordings, English narration and captions throughout.

▶ Play the full tutorial 5:34 Open on YouTube ↗

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13 chapters 5 minutes, 34 seconds

EXPLORE THE APP

One app. Your everyday workflows.

Choose a feature. See the screen. Watch it in action.

01 / Get to know EchoScribe

A little app. A lot of possibilities.

Turn speech, articles and ideas into text you can use. EchoScribe brings transcription, summaries, translation and writing tools together on Android.

Bring your own API key · No EchoScribe subscription

Watch chapter 43s

English · captions included

EchoScribe: Get to know EchoScribe — actual Android app screenshot — Real app screenshot — select to enlarge

02 / Articles to summaries

Less scrolling. More understanding.

Found a long read in Chrome? Share its link with EchoScribe to create a summary. Double-tap the result for a full-screen reading view.

Share from Chrome → Summarize → Read

Watch chapter 45s

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EchoScribe: Articles to summaries — actual Android app screenshot — Real app screenshot — select to enlarge

03 / Choose your provider

Your key. Your choice.

Connect the providers you want to use, including OpenAI, Gemini, Claude, Grok and ElevenLabs. Available tools depend on your selected provider.

API usage is billed separately by your provider.

Watch chapter 21s

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EchoScribe: Choose your provider — actual Android app screenshot — Real app screenshot — select to enlarge

04 / Record your voice

Say it before you forget it.

Capture a thought, stop the recording and turn it into a transcript. Keep the words, then copy, share or summarize them.

The demo uses a real, short voice recording.

Watch chapter 22s

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EchoScribe: Record your voice — actual Android app screenshot — Real app screenshot — select to enlarge

05 / Summaries & custom prompts

Give your thoughts a shape.

Turn a transcript into a concise summary. Edit the audio or URL prompt to ask for the structure you need, such as action items or key points.

Your instructions guide the result.

Watch chapter 22s

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EchoScribe: Summaries & custom prompts — actual Android app screenshot — Real app screenshot — select to enlarge

06 / Import audio & text

Start with what you already have.

Bring an audio file into EchoScribe or paste existing text. Continue with the same transcription, summary and writing tools.

Audio files and pasted text, in one workflow.

Watch chapter 20s

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EchoScribe: Import audio & text — actual Android app screenshot — Real app screenshot — select to enlarge

07 / Translate your text

Take your words further.

Choose a target language and translate your text with your configured provider. Review the result and share it when you are ready.

One thought. Another language.

Watch chapter 21s

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EchoScribe: Translate your text — actual Android app screenshot — Real app screenshot — select to enlarge

08 / Realtime transcription

See the words as you speak.

Enable a supported realtime provider and watch the transcript appear during recording. Useful for keeping an eye on what has been captured.

Provider support and availability vary.

Watch chapter 24s

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EchoScribe: Realtime transcription — actual Android app screenshot — Real app screenshot — select to enlarge

09 / The EchoScribe keyboard

Speak where you write.

Enable the EchoScribe keyboard and dictate into a text field. Switch between typing and voice without moving your draft into another app.

An Android keyboard with dictation built in.

Watch chapter 22s

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EchoScribe: The EchoScribe keyboard — actual Android app screenshot — Real app screenshot — select to enlarge

10 / Floating Dictation

A microphone, within reach.

Use the floating microphone in supported text fields. Record, review the transcription, then tap Insert to put it into your draft.

Optional overlay and Accessibility permissions are required.

Watch chapter 25s

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EchoScribe: Floating Dictation — actual Android app screenshot — Real app screenshot — select to enlarge

11 / Listen, share & revisit

Keep going with your results.

Have a result read aloud, share it with another app or return to a previous entry in your local history. Your work stays easy to revisit.

Read aloud → Share → Local history

Watch chapter 19s

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EchoScribe: Listen, share & revisit — actual Android app screenshot — Real app screenshot — select to enlarge

12 / Create images

From a few words to a picture.

Describe what you have in mind, generate an image with a supported provider, then view, save or share it.

The paper rocket shown here was generated in the app.

Watch chapter 21s

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EchoScribe: Create images — actual Android app screenshot — Real app screenshot — select to enlarge

13 / Local AI · experimental

An option for your own computer.

Configure your own compatible text and Whisper endpoints for supported summary and transcription workflows. The model server runs on your computer.

This chapter shows configuration, not a completed local inference.

Watch chapter 22s

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EchoScribe: Local AI · experimental — actual Android app screenshot — Real app screenshot — select to enlarge

A PERSONAL VIBE CODING PROJECT

Built for myself.
Grown through everyday use.

EchoScribe started as a private vibe coding project. I wanted a tool for myself, and the alternatives I found required paid subscriptions.

So I started building. A transcription tool became a place for summaries, translation, dictation and more. It has grown steadily, one useful feature at a time. The source is open for anyone to explore.

Explore the code on GitHub ↗

BEYOND YOUR PHONE

At home on your desktop, too.

LINUX / GNOME

Dictation at your fingertips.

An optional desktop companion for recording, transcription and inserting text. Follow the repository setup instructions.

Downloads & setup ↗

CHROME

A shorter way through the web.

Summarize webpages, selected text or text PDFs from the browser, using your own provider key.

Get Web Summary ↗

YOUR DATA, EXPLAINED

A direct connection to your chosen provider.

Your deviceYour chosen API provider

There is no EchoScribe backend for AI requests. The selected provider processes your requests under its own terms, retention policies and billing settings. Local AI uses the endpoint you configure.

Read the full privacy policy ↗

Start with one thought.

Explore the app at your own pace.

Get EchoScribe ↗Watch the full tutorial ▶

Make moreof your words.

The whole app.In under six minutes.

One app. Your everyday workflows.

A little app. A lot of possibilities.

Less scrolling. More understanding.

Your key. Your choice.

Say it before you forget it.

Give your thoughts a shape.

Start with what you already have.

Take your words further.

See the words as you speak.

Speak where you write.

A microphone, within reach.

Keep going with your results.

From a few words to a picture.

An option for your own computer.

Built for myself.Grown through everyday use.

At home on your desktop, too.

Dictation at your fingertips.

A shorter way through the web.

A direct connection to your chosen provider.

Start with one thought.

Make more
of your words.

The whole app.
In under six minutes.

Built for myself.
Grown through everyday use.