Recording & Audio Tools

Record a quick voice memo, get a live transcript while you talk, or generate an exact test tone — all three run entirely in your browser, with nothing saved unless you choose to download it.

These three tools cover most everyday audio needs that don't require a full studio setup. Voice Recorder is the simplest option when you just need a quick clip. Online Dictaphone adds live speech-to-text on top of that, styled after the cassette recorders that inspired it.

Tone Generator goes the other direction — producing sound rather than capturing it — for testing speakers, calibrating equipment, or a quick informal hearing check. Between the three, most one-off audio tasks that would otherwise need a separate app are covered.

Voice Recorder

A simple recorder for quick audio clips and playback checks.

Online Dictaphone

Retro cassette-styled recorder with live speech-to-text transcription.

Tone Generator

Play a precise test tone at any frequency and waveform.

Frequently asked questions

Which tool should I use to just record a quick voice memo?

Voice Recorder is the simplest option — one button to start, one to stop, and a download link. Reach for the Online Dictaphone instead only if you also want a live text transcript alongside the audio.

Can the Tone Generator help test my speakers or hearing?

Yes, that's one of its most common uses — playing a specific frequency to check whether a speaker reproduces it, or getting a rough sense of your own hearing range. It's not a substitute for a clinical hearing test, though.

Do any of these tools save my recordings anywhere?

No. Recordings stay in your browser's memory for the current session only, and are never uploaded — you choose if and when to download a clip to your own device.