The caption is
the job. So is
every reply.

Creators write more than most writers do, in shorter pieces, on a phone, in a language no dictation tool outside India takes seriously.

A 3D illustration of voice becoming writing

Six things that
matter here.

Everything below is shipped today. Nothing on this page is a roadmap.

Your DMs are Hinglish and so is your audience

A brand reply, a fan reply and a caption are three different registers and all three are Roman Hinglish. Speech writes that, rather than translating you into English or spelling you back in Devanagari.

It is unmetered on the phone

Which is where you actually work. Dictation on Android has no monthly limit, on every plan including the free one.

Snippets for the things you send weekly

Your rates, your availability, your shipping line. Say the trigger, the whole paragraph lands, spelled the way you spell it.

A dictionary for brand names

Add the brands, the products and the people you tag. They stop getting mangled, which is the difference between a caption you post and one you retype.

Scripts, spoken

A script you say out loud is a script that sounds spoken. Dictate the first pass, then use a transform to tighten it.

Nothing kept, if you prefer

Privacy Mode discards the audio and the transcript as soon as it is written. It is on the free plan too.

Say it the way you would say it to camera

The reason a caption takes three attempts is that typing flattens the way you talk. Speaking it keeps the rhythm, and Speech keeps the words.

Why Roman Hinglish
Unlimited on AndroidNo monthly ceiling, on any plan.
120+ languagesAnd Hinglish written the way you type it.

Try it on today's
actual work.

Not on a test sentence. Open the thing you were about to type and say it instead.