Dictate into anything.

Hold CapsLock. Speak. Release. Text appears wherever your cursor is.
No switching apps. No copy-paste. Just your voice.

// ai-assisted coding

Speak to your AI coding agent

Dictate prompts, describe bugs, explain architecture — directly into your AI coding tool. No more typing out long context for your agent.

example:"Refactor the auth middleware to use JWT tokens and add rate limiting per user"

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// code editors

Dictate comments, docs, and commits

Write documentation, code comments, and commit messages at the speed of speech. Your hands stay on the keyboard for actual code.

example:"This function validates the webhook signature using HMAC-SHA256 before processing"

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// ai chat

Talk to AI assistants naturally

Speak your prompts instead of typing them. Longer, more detailed prompts lead to better AI outputs — and speaking is faster than typing.

example:"Compare the trade-offs between WebSockets and Server-Sent Events for real-time updates"

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// work messaging

Compose messages without breaking flow

Fire off messages in Slack, Teams, or Discord without leaving your current context. Hold CapsLock, speak, release — message typed.

example:"Hey, the deploy is done. Can you check the staging environment when you get a chance?"

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// writing

Write documents and notes by voice

Draft emails, write documentation, take meeting notes, or journal — all by speaking. Works in any text field on Windows.

example:"Following up on our conversation — here are the three action items we agreed on"

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// accessibility

Keep working through RSI and injury

Repetitive strain injury, carpal tunnel, or temporary injury shouldn’t stop you from working. Speak your code, your messages, your documents.

example:Your voice becomes your keyboard. Hold a key, speak, release.

Any appAny text fieldAny workflow

Works with any app on Windows.

Speakey types into whatever has focus. If you can click a text field, you can dictate into it.

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