Voice messages with text
A voice message arrives with its text below. You can read it without listening, and the scam check reads the text too.
iPhone: In development · Android: In development
How it works
- The person who records sees the text and can correct it before sending. The phone of the person who records makes the transcript, with no server.
- If a voice message arrives without text, you can transcribe it on your phone. The audio never leaves it.
- The scam check reads the text of the voice messages you receive, as it reads written messages.
- When a scam warning shows, Bipe keeps the audio, in case you need it for a police report.
iPhone: In development. Android: In development. Simulation with sample people and messages.
In practice
iPhone: In development. Android: In development. Simulation with sample people and messages.
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