Outcome
Results and impact
- Recording timer and state indicators
- One-click access to history
- Configurable settings entry
Productivity / SpeechArchive
Speech Transcription
A quieter way to hold spoken thoughts
Some ideas arrive more honestly in voice than in text. I built this to catch those moments before they disappear, then return to them later with less friction.
- Speech
- Transcription
- History
- Settings
Overview
What shaped the work
Decision
Key decisions and tradeoffs
- Recording timer and state indicators
- One-click access to history
- Configurable settings entry
Evidence
Evidence and proof
- Speech recognition integration
- Local/cloud record management layer
Visual history
Latest state first, previous interface states preserved underneath
This timeline keeps a readable visual memory of the surface, so the newest cover can stay on the project card without erasing what came before.
Latest
Latest
2026-04-04
Archived
Archived cover
2026-04-04
Legacy R2
Legacy above-the-fold capture
2026-01-22
Legacy R2
Legacy full-page capture
2026-01-22
Case study
Narrative, decisions, and proof
01
Outcome
Results and impact
- Recording timer and state indicators
- One-click access to history
- Configurable settings entry
02
Decision
Key decisions and tradeoffs
- Recording timer and state indicators
- One-click access to history
- Configurable settings entry
03
Evidence
Evidence and proof
- Speech recognition integration
- Local/cloud record management layer
04
Role
Role and contribution
- A quieter way to hold spoken thoughts
05
Problem
Problem to solve
- Transcription tools win on instant usability and reliable retention. This product keeps controls minimal and state feedback explicit.
- Meeting notes
- Voice-captured ideas
06
Constraints
Constraints and boundaries
- Format: Web App
- Status: Archived
07
Background
Why this exists
Transcription tools win on instant usability and reliable retention. This product keeps controls minimal and state feedback explicit.
08
Scenario
Use scenarios
- Meeting notes
- Voice-captured ideas
- Language practice and review
09
Delivery
What I shipped
- Recording timer and state indicators
- One-click access to history
- Configurable settings entry
10
Design
Design decisions
- State clarity matters more than feature count.
- History is treated as the core long-term asset.
11
Tech
Implementation
- Speech recognition integration
- Local/cloud record management layer
Flow
The path from entry to completion
This version is best understood as a living product: entry points, feedback loops, and completion states matter as much as the surface design.
Record / Transcribe / Save / Review
Explore
Open the product in context
Live preview
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Access
This entry is preserved as archive context. The strongest way to read it is through the visual record, the key decisions, and the surrounding body of work.
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