I had a goal for this end of the year PTO cycle. I wanted to get all three of my related applications finished and available for purchase. And, I have done exactly that. All three of the Vox applications are available now for purchase or download.
is how you use
with PowerPoint. It reads your notes, generates professional narration with your voices, and attaches the audio back to your slides—preserving your animations in the process. Twenty hours of recording work becomes twenty minutes. $89, once, forever.
is the PowerPoint utility I wished Microsoft had built. Split a master deck by sections automatically. Export your speakers notes to word, even on large decks. Search and replace across all your notes at once. Strip animations from an SME deck that looks like a Las Vegas floor show. These are the unglamorous survival tasks that eat your week—now they don’t. Same here. $89 one time. That’s it. Demo video coming soon!
handles transcription the way they should be handled; easily. Drag in your audio or video file, wait a few minutes, get your transcript. No API keys, no subscriptions, no “upgrade to unlock basic features.” It runs 100% locally using OpenAI’s Whisper, which means your audio never leaves your computer. It’s pay-what-you-want because I’d rather have people using it than gatekeeping behind a paywall.
Each of these, and even the upcoming software, all exist for a reason. That reason is I needed them. For every deck I use Voxsmith on, no kidding, I save up to 3 days of work, depending on the size of the deck. Voxprep’s deck splitting feature alone saves me no less than 4 hours per project! And having Voxtext ready to go to generate VTT files for the LMS team is the perfect finisher.
No subscriptions. No cloud lock-in. Buy the software and own it.
Besides, you want to get in on the Vox Suite train now. I’m hearing v3 of Voxsmith is going to be pretty amazing (and available on the Mac)!