Policies vary. Most schools require you to ask the instructor first. FluidVox doesn't record audio for you — you bring the recording. Check your institution's policy before recording.
For Students
Voice typing for studying, drafting, and lecture transcription
Record a lecture, drop the audio into FluidVox, and get a searchable transcript on-device — free, in 99 languages. Then dictate your study guide, essay outline, or project notes in your own voice.
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Three ways FluidVox helps in school
Lectures, drafts, and group projects — all by voice.
Lecture transcription, free
Record a 90-minute lecture, drop it in, get a transcript on-device. No minute caps, no upload, no privacy concerns.
Faster essay drafts
Speaking moves at 150 WPM. Most students type at 40. Use the time you save for reading and review.
99 languages
For multilingual students and ESL learners, FluidVox transcribes lectures and dictation in your native language and translates if you need it.
Apps
Tools students live in
Notes, docs, and project management.
A typical student day
Record morning lecture
Audio capture on phone or laptop. Save for later transcription.
Lecture transcription
Drop the recording into FluidVox. On-device Whisper transcribes 60 minutes in a few minutes.
Study guide dictation
Speak the key points from the lecture into Notion. FluidVox cleans up the language as you go.
Essay first draft
Dictate 1,000 words in Google Docs at conversational pace.
Group chat in Discord
Voice replies are faster than typing for quick coordination.
Capabilities
Features built for students
Free file transcription, multilingual support, and natural drafting.
Free local file transcription
No minute caps for any user
Lecture-length recordings transcribed on-device using Whisper or Parakeet. Works fully offline. No subscription required for transcription.
99 languages
For multilingual study and ESL students
Transcribe lectures in your native language. Use Vox Agent commands to translate to English when you need to write your essay.
Natural drafting style
Sound like yourself, polished
Speak how you think. FluidVox handles punctuation, grammar, and casing while keeping your voice intact.
Frequently asked questions
No. FluidVox transcribes what you say and cleans up grammar, but doesn't rewrite. The voice is yours. Most professors can't tell a voice-drafted essay from a typed one.
FluidVox is already $2.99/month or $39 lifetime — under most student-discount thresholds. There's a 14-day free trial with no credit card if you want to try it first.
Yes. FluidVox supports 99 languages for both file transcription and dictation. The audio language picker filters to languages supported by the active local engine.
FluidVox runs on macOS and Windows. If your school allows third-party app installs, you can use it. Microphone, accessibility, and input monitoring permissions are required.
Fn on macOS and Ctrl+Shift+Space on Windows by default. Both are configurable in Settings.
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Full access, no credit card required. Then $2.99/month or $39 one-time.
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