It's the fastest way of daily journaling - you make a 60 second phone call every night to answer the question "What do you want to remember about today?". From there, it gets transcribed, archived, and it's all searchable as well.
Disclaimer: I came up with the service after having a need for it myself
Currently I'm using Google's Speech API. Based on my tests, they have the best transcription results by far.
I experimented with a few others (IBM, for one) and found that while the coding was easier (because they allow a wider variety of audio file formats), the results weren't as accurate. Google, on the other hand, is fairly picky about what types of files can be processed - this is also probably what makes them more accurate. So in the background, there's a fair bit of audio transcoding that goes on before transcription.
What do you mean by error rate?
By error rate I mean Word Error Rate (WER): https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Word_error_rate
Based on my own personal experience however, I would say I've gotten around 85% accuracy.
Have you had a chance to have your first call yet?
I tend to write better when it doesn't constantly feel like a chore, but I understand the need for a system to get started. What I come to realize is that I don't need a system, but rather just disciple. Discipline is tough when you are trying to create a system that isn't so burdensome.
Chaos still seems to work the best.