web-whisper-widget

To add speech-to-text input to a web application, include the WhisperWidget front-end package and initialize it with a Whisper server endpoint. The widget captures browser audio, sends it to the server, and returns transcribed text directly to your page.

Yes, browser-based voice transcription with this widget requires a Whisper server endpoint. The front-end WhisperWidget records audio on the client and sends it to this backend server to retrieve the transcribed text.

Yes, the speech-to-text widget works across desktop and mobile browsers. It handles audio capture and initialization within the browser, allowing users to dictate text hands-free for forms, chat, and search on various devices.

The best way to integrate a Whisper widget for hands-free web input is to add the provided JavaScript and CSS files to your project, create an HTML container, and initialize the widget with your server URL and a transcription handler.

Yes, you can access transcription history from the voice input widget. The WhisperWidget provides a simple transcription history UI alongside visual status indicators, which you can reuse or store for later reference.