Question: Is there a note-taking app that supports speech-to-text in multiple languages?

If you want a full-featured note-taking app with speech-to-text abilities in many languages, Talknotes is a good choice. It supports more than 50 languages and has features like AI transcription, output formatting and markdown editing. You can export your notes in different formats and link to other apps with Zapier. With a monthly subscription, you get unlimited notes, 20 minutes of recording time and custom styles.

Another good choice is Dictanote, which can recognize more than 50 languages and 80 dialects. It can transcribe dictation in real time, and it's got options for voice commands to insert punctuation and correct errors, and keyboard shortcuts to switch languages. Dictanote's Pro version also offers AI-based audio scribe, unlimited notebooks and 1GB of cloud storage for photos. The Pro version costs $4 per month or $48 per year.

If you want a broader productivity suite, check out Auri. It comes with a multilingual AI keyboard and voice dictation, as well as an AI chat feature to spark ideas and set reminders. It also can record, transcribe and organize voice notes, and a Pro subscription starts at $9.99 per month for unlimited use. Auri doesn't track or store content, so it's private.

Last, superwhisper is an AI-powered voice-to-text tool for macOS that works with more than 100 languages. It processes and stores data on your device for better security. Its features are good for note-taking and other text-based tasks, and it offers both a free tier and unlimited small AI model use with a Pro subscription.