Every time I needed voice input in a React app, I ended up wiring it from scratch (via agent). Web Speech API setup, browser inconsistencies, a relay server for the phone-to-desktop connection, later QR pairing, Chrome killing recognition mid-sentence, partial vs. final transcript logic. A day of annoying plumbing before you get to the actual feature.
There was never a ready-made solution for this. So I built one. Install it, add three files, and you have voice input that works — without the day of debugging browser quirks.
Voicefield — one hook, any text field, your phone as the mic. No audio leaves the device, no API keys to start. The phone page at voicefield.dev is a static SPA you can use as-is if you don't want to build your own frontend — it's open source, no data passes through it, and no audio or text is stored or logged.
How it works
Your desktop app shows a QR code
