Dictation, notes and meeting notes

Talk like you talk. Write like you mean it.

Hold one key and speak in Hinglish, English or any of 120+ languages. Speech drops the umms, catches the “nahi nahi, 7 baje” and types clean text wherever your cursor is.

Hold one key and speak in any of 120+ languages. Speech drops the ums, catches the “sorry, Thursday” and types clean text wherever your cursor is.

Free to startAlso on Windows and AndroidiPhone soon

An example of Speech at work. You say: “umm haan, kal subah, nahi nahi, kal shaam 7 baje rakhte hain. Aur haan, Kabir ko bhi bula lena.” Speech types into WhatsApp: “Kal shaam 7 baje rakhte hain. Aur Kabir ko bhi bula lena”.

Illustrative example

One shortcut, in every app you write in.

  • WhatsApp
  • Gmail
  • Slack
  • ChatGPT
  • Notion
  • Google Docs
  • LinkedIn
  • Claude
  • Teams
  • Outlook
  • Cursor
  • Word
  • Telegram
  • Gemini
  • Figma
  • GitHub

Five minutes of typing. Eighty seconds of talking.

A 200-word update takes about five minutes to type at a typical 40 words a minute, and about eighty seconds to say at 150. Speech turns those eighty seconds into the finished message.

Typical rates. Yours will vary.
Typing it5:00minutes
Saying it, with Speech1:20minutes

One shortcut. Then just talk.

  1. Step 1

    Hold your shortcut

    Click into any text field and hold one key. Nothing new to open, nothing to paste.

    Mac Right ⌘Windows Ctrl + WinAndroid Hold the bubble
  2. Step 2

    Say it your way

    Hinglish, English or any of 120+ languages. Pause, restart, change your mind. Talk the way you would to a friend.

    Any of 120+ languages, or two at once. Pause, restart, change your mind. Talk the way you would to a friend.

  3. Step 3

    Let go. It’s written.

    Clean, punctuated text lands right where your cursor was. Read it, send it, move on.

It cleans up after you.

You talk like a person. Speech writes like an editor who knows what you meant, and never adds words you did not say.

The umms and ahs, gone

Fillers, stutters and doubled words drop out. Your meaning stays.

You sayumm main main keh raha tha ki matlab campaign theek hai
Speech writesMain keh raha tha ki campaign theek hai.
You sayum so I think uh we should launch it umm tomorrow
Speech writesSo I think we should launch it tomorrow.

Fix it out loud

Said the wrong thing? Add a quick “no, sorry” and keep going. Only the fix reaches the page.

You saykal 6 baje, nahi nahi, 7 baje milte hain
Speech writesKal 7 baje milte hain.
You saysend it by Friday, sorry, Thursday
Speech writesSend it by Thursday.

Lists that list themselves

Count things off as you speak and they arrive as a numbered list.

You sayteen cheezein karni hai, pehla content plan, doosra design review, teesra budget approval
Speech writesTeen cheezein karni hai: 1. Content plan 2. Design review 3. Budget approval
You saythree things today, first the content plan, second the design review, third budget approval
Speech writesThree things today: 1. Content plan 2. Design review 3. Budget approval

Numbers, money and emoji

Say it the way you say it. It comes out the way you would type it.

You saypaanch page ka deck, budget pandrah lakh rupees, fire emoji
Speech writes5 page ka deck, budget ₹15 lakh 🔥
You saytwenty three pages, fifteen percent off, thumbs up emoji
Speech writes23 pages, 15% off 👍
Hindi and English in one sentence Roman Hinglish, the way you would type it Switch languages mid-sentence Your names spelled right, from your dictionary No stiff full stop at the end of a chat message

Catch the thought. Give it somewhere to grow.

A quick idea. A first draft. The thing you don’t want to forget. Open a note, type or dictate, and keep working from there.

The Speech octopus, thinking
Notes Example
Launch ideasWeekend thoughts
A little idea to come back to

Make the launch feel human.

Start with the problem people know.
Show the product doing one useful thing.
Keep the explanation short.

Ask the team for one moment from their day that Speech made easier.

Type or dictate Reshape your draft

A note, when you need it

Keep ideas together in your Scratchpad and return to them from the app.

A first draft you can work with

Edit your words, copy them into your work, or use a transform on Mac to reshape a note.

Desktop Notes preview. Tools and availability vary by platform.

Stay in the conversation. Leave with the clarity.

The transcript, your thoughts, a useful summary and a place to ask questions. Keep the meeting working for you after the call ends.

The Speech octopus listening in, wearing headphones
Monday product catch-upExample meeting · Mac workflow
Ready to revisit
The useful version

A direction everyone can act on.

The team chose the blue concept. Final screens are due tomorrow, with the launch copy ready before Friday.

Next steps

  • Share the final screensRiya
  • Update the launch copyKabir
  • Send the review link to the teamYou
Always ask participants before recording.Explore the tabs above
Capture

Keep the words.

Capture your microphone and supported system audio into a meeting transcript.

Understand

Find the takeaways.

Review a summary and action items, with your own notes beside the conversation.

Revisit

Ask the follow-up.

Ask AI about the meeting or use Buddy’s contextual view on Mac.

Meeting notetaker is available on enabled accounts. The workflow shown is for Mac; system-audio capture requires macOS 14.2 or later. Features vary by platform.

Think in the language that feels like home.

Speak the language you think in.

Over 120 languages, and mixed Hindi and English recognised as one sentence rather than two. Your thoughts don’t have to start in English to become useful writing.

Over 120 languages, and a sentence that switches between two of them recognised as one sentence rather than two failures. Your thoughts don’t have to start in English to become useful writing.

Choose your written output in the app. Available output choices vary by platform.

Why Roman HinglishExplore language options
Englishहिन्दीதமிழ்বাংলাతెలుగుमराठीગુજરાતીHinglish, too.

Make it sound like you.

Bring your vocabulary and the little details that make your writing yours.

Your dictionary

Add the names, places and project terms you use every day.

RupeesRiya

Your snippets

Save a phrase, say its trigger, and let the longer version land.

“my intro” Hi, I’m Riya…

Your writing style

Set tone instructions and use transforms when a draft needs a different shape.

CasualWorkEmail

Priced for India. Free to start.

Simple pricing. Free to start.

No card and no trial clock. Upgrade when talking becomes the habit.

Free

3 hours of dictation a month. Unlimited on Android, always.

₹0$0forever

Business

Everything in Pro for your team, with an organisation console.

₹399$11per user, a month

Save more when you pay yearly.

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Your words. Your choice to save.

In Standard mode, dictation transcripts are stored and audio is kept for up to 60 days. Stored dictations may improve Speech.

Privacy Mode skips saved dictation audio and transcripts, including local dictation history. Processing remains online.

Read the Privacy Policy Meeting notes and other saved content have their own handling, explained in the policy.

Before you ask.

Which devices can I use?

Download Speech for macOS 13+ on Apple Silicon or Intel, 64-bit Windows 10 and 11, or Android through Google Play. iOS is coming soon. Features differ by platform.

Which languages does Speech recognise?

Over 120 languages, including mixed Hindi and English spoken in one sentence. Recognition coverage differs from the written-output choices available in each app. See the language guide.

How do Notes and Notetaker differ?

Notes is your space to type or dictate an idea and keep editing it. Meeting notetaker captures a conversation into a transcript with notes, summaries and related tools. Notetaker requires access enabled for your account; the Mac workflow includes Buddy and Ask AI.

Does Speech need an internet connection?

Yes. Transcription and cleanup use online services. Privacy Mode changes retention; it does not make recognition offline.

Will dictation work in my apps?

Focus the text field where you want your words to go. Some apps and protected fields behave differently. On Android, Speech’s bubble stays out of password and payment apps. Visit Support if you need help.

What should I know before installing on Windows?

The Windows EXE is unsigned, so Windows may show a publisher or security prompt. Read the installation help before installing.

The Speech octopus waving hello

Good things start with a little Speech.

Pick your device. Bring your voice.

iOS

A little Speech
for your iPhone.

Coming soon