Dictation software is a type of software that enables users to dictate spoken words or commands to a computer or mobile device. The software uses speech recognition technology to convert the spoken words into text, which can be used for various purposes such as writing documents, composing emails, or controlling the computer. Dictation software can be used by individuals with disabilities, those who want to increase their productivity, or those who prefer to speak instead of typing. The software may require training to learn and adapt to the user's voice and speech patterns, but can become more accurate over time.
Popular examples of dictation software include Dragon NaturallySpeaking, Google Docs Voice Typing, and Apple Dictation. Some software may be free, while others require a subscription or one-time purchase fee.
