See how voice becomes text in your desktop workflow.
Follow the first AIspeaky loop: check your desktop setup, dictate one phrase, insert it into an app, then explore translation and supported commands where available.
Five steps, in the order you will hit them
We detect OS, desktop session, input method and audio stack, then tell you what works on this machine before you install anything.
Synthetic report. Your own run lives on /compatibility.
Hold the shortcut, say one phrase, release. Recognition runs on-device by default — no account, no upload.
Local recognition. No audio leaves the device on this lane.
Text lands in the focused field — chat box, editor, terminal, ticket. No new window, no copy/paste dance.
Insertion verified on platforms listed in /compatibility.
Switch the session into the managed lane to translate between supported pairs. Optional, off by default, and limited to the pairs listed on /pricing.
Managed translation. See /pricing for supported language pairs.
Command mode is gated app by app. When an app is verified, you can run a named set of actions — never a blanket "control your computer" claim.
Command coverage per app is tracked in /compatibility.
Honest about where the loop breaks
We surface blockers up front so you can decide before installing — not after.
Some desktop sessions do not expose the APIs command mode needs. Dictation and insertion still work; command mode is reported as gated until verified.
If a language pair is not on /pricing, translation is unavailable for that session. Local dictation in the source language keeps working.
Permission prompts and input-method conflicts are the most common block. /compatibility lists the fix per OS.
Run the real check on your machine
Compatibility takes about a minute, no install needed, no account required.