Used For

• +**Your meeting notes are illegible chicken scratch** → Dictate real-time interview feedback that's already formatted and spell-checked
• +**Typing code comments kills your momentum** → Voice-code variable names and documentation into Cursor while staying in the zone
• +**You spend 30 minutes cleaning up 'ums' from transcripts** → AI removes filler words and adds punctuation automatically
• +Personal dictionary learns your company's weird acronyms after one correction
• +Voice shortcuts drop entire email templates with one phrase

Best For

• >Developers who want to code hands-free without breaking flow state
• >Product managers drowning in interview notes and user feedback
• >Anyone whose wrists hurt from typing all day but still has words to get out

Not For

• -Open office workers — accuracy drops to 80% with background chatter and you'll annoy everyone
• -Teams wanting offline functionality — everything processes in the cloud so no internet means no dictation
• -Android users — mobile version only works on iOS right now

Pairs With

• *Cursor (where developers dictate code and variable names without breaking flow)
• *Notion (to capture meeting notes that are already formatted into bullet points)
• *Gmail (for voice-drafting emails with snippets that drop your Calendly link)
• *Slack (to respond to messages faster than thumbs on mobile)
• *GitHub (where it recognizes file names and syntax when you're voice-coding)
• *Google Docs (for long-form writing that needs real formatting, not just transcription)

The Catch

• !First week needs 5-10 corrections per session to learn your accent and jargon
• !Hotkey conflicts with some apps (like Excel's function keys) require 10 minutes of remapping
• !Background processing drains laptop battery 20-30% faster during all-day use

Bottom Line

Turns your rambling voice memos into clean, formatted text faster than your fingers can keep up.