Use cases
Your voice,wherever you type.
It works in any app that takes text, because it types where your cursor is. These are the ones people reach for.
By app
Works in every appyou already use.
No integrations to install. Press the key in the box you already had open.
AI and agents
ChatGPTPrompts with the whole thought in them.
ClaudeTalk to it the way you would to a colleague.
Claude CodeDirect your agent without stopping to type.
CursorDescribe the change, watch it land.
CodexInstructions at the speed you think them.
PerplexityAsk the long version of the question.
Writing
Google DocsFirst drafts, spoken.
WordMemos and letters, dictated.
PagesGet it down before it goes.
NotesCapture, then tidy.
NotionMeeting notes while they are fresh.
ObsidianThink out loud into your vault.
Mail and chat
MailReplies at speaking pace.
GmailClear the inbox by talking.
SlackLong replies without the typing.
MessagesSay it, send it.
TeamsFollow-ups while you remember them.
Code and terminal
VS CodeCommit messages, comments, docs.
XcodeExplain the change in the PR.
TerminalNarrate the command, then run it.
iTermWherever the cursor is.
GhosttySame key, same words.
By profession
Voice for the workyou actually do.
Every profession has its own vocabulary, and dictation fails on exactly those words. Pick the work you do.
LawyersCorrespondence, memos, deposition summariesTherapistsProgress notes, intake, treatment plansConsultantsClient notes, decks, engagement reportsWritersFirst drafts, outlines, research notesAcademicsLiterature reviews, grant applications, lecture notesExecutivesBoard briefs, decision memos, follow-ups