ElevenLabs just dropped Scribe, a speech-to-text AI so sharp, even your mumbling coffee order stands a chance.

Picture this: a personal assistant that actually listens—like, really listens—and turns your podcasts, meetings, or those half-baked 2 AM voice notes into clean, readable text.

That’s Scribe. Just maybe don’t test it in the shower… your phone deserves better.

This AI transcription tool from ElevenLabs converts speech into text with scary-good accuracy, making life easier for creators, professionals, and anyone who’d rather skim than sit through audio.

But Scribe isn’t just here to tidy up your voice memos—it speaks multiple languages and dialects, too. Whether you're rolling in English, Spanish, or Swahili,

Scribe’s got you covered, helping bridge communication gaps and making content more accessible worldwide.

Now, is Scribe actually better than other speech-to-text tools? Jury’s still out, but ElevenLabs has a solid track record when it comes to AI voice tech.

If this thing delivers on its promises, the competition might need to step it up.

With everyone juggling a million things at once, tools like Scribe are starting to feel less like a convenience and more like a necessity.

Journalists, students, or just people who zone out during meetings—this might be the shortcut you’ve been looking for.

We’ll keep tabs on how Scribe performs in the wild, but in the meantime, maybe go clean out those old voice memos.

You know, the ones you swore you’d type up later.