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Urdu speech to text that types into your app
Most Urdu speech-to-text tools work on a website: you speak, copy the result, then paste it somewhere else. Bolo works the other way around. It lives on your Windows PC and types the text straight into the app you're already using.
Speak once, choose the script
- Urdu script for documents, letters and family messages.
- Roman Urdu for quick chats.
- English when you want to say it in Urdu and send it in English.
Made for real conversation
You don't have to speak "textbook" Urdu. Talk the way you normally do, mixing English words in, and Bolo keeps up.
Cleaner text, less editing
Optional cleanup removes filler words and fixes punctuation, so your text reads like you typed it. If Bolo isn't sure it heard you right, a small "Fix last" pop-up lets you correct it.
It learns your words
Names of people, places and the words you use often: Bolo picks them up over time, and keeps them on your PC. You can make it forget anything at any time.
Try it in your browser first
Our website has a quick demo that uses your browser's own speech feature. The real app works in every Windows program.
The direct .exe is not code-signed, so Windows SmartScreen may show a warning (More info → Run anyway). The Store version is signed and updated by Microsoft.
FAQ
Is there a website version?
There's a browser demo on our homepage to try the idea. The full Bolo app is for Windows.
How accurate is it?
It depends on your microphone, background noise and how clearly you speak. A quiet room and a headset mic help a lot. Try it free and judge for yourself.
Does Bolo save my voice?
No. A take is deleted after it is pasted, unless you turn on Keep recordings on this PC.
Can it convert Urdu speech to English text?
Yes. Choose English as the output and speak in Urdu.